NEW! 2009 ASCAP Plus Award recipient
2007 Delaware Division of Arts Fellow - solo performance
2007 93.7 WSTW Best Female Singer/songwriter on Hometown Heroes
nominated 2008 Spark Magazine, Out & About Magazine AND WSTW Best Singer/Songwriter
Lori Citro is currently working on a new CD with producer, Ross Troy. Listen to first demo "So Sorry" above, recorded with Nathan Hall from Kaitlin Sweeney's band Element K and Dave Hopkins.
Expect more releases in 2008!!
Notes on Ross Troy, producer -
Producer Ross Troy is a bassist and did sound mixing for numerous local, regional and national acts including The Byrds , Arthur's Museum (featuring Richie Kotzen), Bobby Lenti and Blue Eyes, Tom Larsen's Killer Blues, and soundco fill-ins/one-nighters for people like Hot Tuna, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Kansas, and damn near every "new wave" band that existed back in the 80's while working for City Gardens. He spent 20 years touring while living in LA before moving back East and opening his own studio on the beautiful Bohemia River in MD.
Good luck tonight. DFF festival crowds are GREAT! Everyone is there for some local music....beer is actually SECONDARY! Also, looks like nice weather for outside pickin' peace BWJ
Congrats on the ASCAP Award! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods...my life is pretty insane at the moment (pulling 15 credits at UD in Fine Art)...loving it and learning so much!
NEW! 2009 ASCAP Plus Award recipient
2007 Delaware Division of Arts Fellow - solo performance
2007 93.7 WSTW Best Female Singer/songwriter on Hometown Heroes
nominated 2008 Spark Magazine, Out & About Magazine AND WSTW Best Singer/Songwriter
Lori Citro is currently working on a new CD with producer, Ross Troy. Listen to first demo "So Sorry" above, recorded with Nathan Hall from Kaitlin Sweeney's band Element K and Dave Hopkins.
Expect more releases in 2008!!
Notes on Ross Troy, producer -
Producer Ross Troy is a bassist and did sound mixing for numerous local, regional and national acts including The Byrds , Arthur's Museum (featuring Richie Kotzen), Bobby Lenti and Blue Eyes, Tom Larsen's Killer Blues, and soundco fill-ins/one-nighters for people like Hot Tuna, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Kansas, and damn near every "new wave" band that existed back in the 80's while working for City Gardens. He spent 20 years touring while living in LA before moving back East and opening his own studio on the beautiful Bohemia River in MD.
