Deb Talan

HI. This page is not maintained by Deb Talan.but rather an appreciative fan just like youI felt like she needed representation on myspace so I decided to create this page.Most of the information comes from www.debtalan.com.Please feel free to send suggestions and say hi on my page www.myspace.com/litobscuraThanks and enjoy!!



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Whether she takes the stage alone or accompanied by her full band, Deb Talan is one singer/songwriter that refuses to blend into the backdrop. With the searing intensity of a Patty Griffin combined with the vocal agility of a Jonatha Brooke, Talan's distinctive sound may be the first thing to capture your attention, but her well-crafted pop songs will leave you humming her choruses and craving a repeat performance.



Classically trained in clarinet and piano, Deb began writing music when she was only ten years old. By the time she graduated from high school, she had written numerous pop songs and composed a score for a local production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Her senior year in college, Deb picked up a guitar and has been toting it around ever since.



Deb moved to Boston, from Portland, OR in the spring of 1998 and came out with her debut solo cd "Something Burning" the following spring. Word spread quickly, and she began packing shows around Boston at venues such as Club Passim and the Somerville Theater. In 2001, "Something Burning" was awarded the "Homegrown CD Award" by Acoustic Guitar Magazine. Shortly thereafter, Deb released her first live CD, "Sincerely," garnered her 3rd Boston Music Award nomination, and began touring on a wider scale. Deb’s music has been featured on TV ("Felicity," and "Dawson’s Creek") and in movies (2002’s "Lovely and Amazing"), while Deb has been winning accolades and awards, such as the Grand Prizes at both the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival. She now tours nationally.



ALSO please check out this other fan site which is lovingly devoted to Deb Talan

http://www.peacefulblue.0nyx.com/