Shira

&#34;the golden-voiced singer&#34; -The New York Times. Shira calls her sound fairy-folk; infused with her sensational ukulele stylings, her music is reminiscent of powerhouse singer-songwriters like <a href="spotify:artist:5hW4L92KnC6dX9t7tYM4Ve" data-name="Joni Mitchell">Joni Mitchell</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2Sqr0DXoaYABbjBo9HaMkM" data-name="Sara Bareilles">Sara Bareilles</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2sG4zTOLvjKG1PSoOyf5Ej" data-name="Brandi Carlile">Brandi Carlile</a>.

Shira Averbuch met music producer Paul Carbonara (<a href="spotify:artist:4tpUmLEVLCGFr93o8hFFIB" data-name="Blondie">Blondie</a>) as a performer in New York’s vibrant theatre community. She starred in his Off Broadway musicals Solitary Light and Evening 1910 to much critical acclaim. Shira went on to record two albums produced by Carbonara along with an ace six-piece band, including Grammy-nominated drummer <a href="spotify:artist:1ztBrYXMPsEebuV9kHhqye" data-name="Dan Pugach">Dan Pugach</a>.
Together they created a live folk-acoustic sound so raw you could almost hear the wooden floors creaking under their feet.

Since her song, <a href="spotify:track:2w0zGFE0tXAEiRu8xjEME4" data-name="Am I Beautiful">Am I Beautiful</a>, following her friend&#39;s battle with stage 3 breast cancer, went viral Shira has been touring all over the US and Europe playing heart stopping music bringing people together in joy and healing. Shira and Carbonara are currently working on recording new songs together.

Her latest single is a haunting duet with <a href="spotify:artist:0FKcwtkjwm5zCD72XpSYox" data-name="Mendeleyev">Mendeleyev</a>.

“Shira presents an authentic narrative of longing for places we call home, as we head toward new frontiers — a metaphor we can all relate to right now.” -Americana Highways