| "Crane's music is mature, minimalist, and she's got a depth to her voice that lends credence to even her most mythical poetic wanderings...Finally, here's a girl-guitar combo that is unapologetic but never angsty". - Jordan Levinson. View full CD Review here.
-Urban Folk Zine - New York, NY
"This EP is too short!...I am highly recommending it." - Amy Lotsberg. View full CD Review on Collected Sounds.
-www.CollectedSounds.com - Minneapolis, MN
"Crane's sound is a mild Celtic folk found on Shanachie releases and 60s forebears like Joan Baez". -Jon Berger
-Urban Folk Zine - New York, NY
"New York's Annie Crane tackles traditional folk topics in her acoustic performances. Check out "Nowhere to Go" [written by Eric Wolfson] for a FEMA-era New Orleans lament, which highlights Crane's Baez/Williams vocals. Violinist Money Roney frequently accompanies".
-www.Flagpole.com - Athens, GA
"Annie Crane plays mournful songs with a voice that echoes Nancy Griffin, Joan Baez and Richard Thompson. Favoring a chugging guitar strum ala-Mark Kozelek, she spun a set of heartbreak that I thoroughly enjoyed". -Ben Krieger
-www.JezebelMusic.com - Brooklyn, NY
"Open Mic, Open Heart", The Inkwell Newspaper, September 14, 2007. Read here.
-Armstrong Atlantic University - Savannah, GA
TV Performance on "Let Them Talk", Manhattan Neighborhood Network, May 20, 2008. (programing begins about 45 seconds in)
Click here to watch on YouTube.
View Annie Crane's EPK
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