Amilia K Spicer

“A seriously gifted songwriter "– American Songwriter Magazine
It may be her haunting, husky voice that first grabs a listener, the way it glides like smoke, but it’s the songwriting that Spicer really wants you to hear. Her songs have grit- even when they ache or wink.
Wanderlust spills over topography that covers languid farmlands, quirky roadside stops, and occasional turns down a dark alley with flickering neon.
No Depression exclaimed: " There still might be hope for the great American soundtrack”.
Named “Best Americana Artist” by the LA Music Awards, Spicer's tour stops include The Kerrville Folk Festival, WoodyFest, 30A, Americanafest, The Kennedy Center. Most recently featured on PBS "Songs from the Center".
Also a filmmaker, producer, photographer, her songs have been featured on NPR’s “Now Hear This”, & videos lauded by AXS: ““Mesmerizing… A testament to the notion that DIY methods can produce some extraordinary results."
Wow and Flutter made many critics’ best-of lists, and was lauded as “one of the best albums, any genre, in the last decade” by Popdose Magazine.
Also appearing: Compilation tributes for Neil Young (w/ Kristen Hersh, Tanya Donnelly); Peter Case (w/ John Prine, Hayes Carll); Appeared on the Safety Harbor Kids Holiday Collection, (Billy Idol, Jackson Browne). A sought-after harmony singer and arranger, Spicer is featured on albums by John Gorka & the final Rounder release from the late Bill Morrissey.