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Folk-rock goddess

The New Yorker

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There's a sophisticated simplicity about Curtis's singing and songwriting that brings to mind Suzanne Vega.

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"Hello, Stranger" is a beautiful album. I can't stop playing it. Charming, warm, intimate. Beautiful vocals, beautiful playing. And once more I'd like to applaud Garry West for an immaculate production.

Evert Wilbrink

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Seventeen caught up with singer/songwriter Catie Curtis, whose songs have been featured on TV shows including Desperate Housewives and Alias, as she gets ready to release her ninth album, Sweet Life. She's also in the midst of the launch of her new charity initiative, "Aspire to Inspire"!

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Quando dieci anni fa Catie Curtis, cantautrice con base a Boston, debutt con Truth From Lies la critica non manc di sottolineare le grandi potenzialit del suo cantautorato arrivando a definirla, in modo forse un po' improbabile, come una versione al femminile di Tom Petty.

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Sweet Life is an ode to affirmation, a clear antidote for troubled times.

LZ

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Maybe we could dispense with all that  TYOTW and call 2008, instead, TYOCC - The Year Of Catie Curtis. Any takers?

Fred Mills

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accessible, socially conscious songwriting and gorgeous voice

Sue Bell

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...she's one of the best singer-songwriters recording today.

Shauna Swartz

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Any fool can write a love-gone wrong song; it takes a real genius to write a love-gone-right one. No urban songwriter does that better than Curtis.

Scott Alarik BOSTON GLOBE

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Catie Curtis displayed a gift for making simple kindness seem edgy and chic, her gorgeous falsetto leaps embellishing the simplicity of her vocals.

Scott Alarik

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(producer) Entress has skilfully fashioned and burnished a classic Catie Curtis song collection.

Arthur Wood

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