Laura Warshauer is an incredibly charismatic Singer-Songwriter hailing from exit 109 in New Jersey. She was recently awarded the prestigious "Holly Prize"- an award named after Buddy Holly and presented to only one singer-songwriter per year. This year, after a string of high-profile shows (including a headlining set at the Official MPressFest CMJ Showcase, tour dates with Bob Schneider, Frankie Moreno, and Scars on 45, and an appearance at WXPN World Café), two national television appearances (including an interview and performance of “To Will And Kate, Meet Me At Exit 109” on the E! True Hollywood Story: Kate and Pippa Middleton”), a twelve-week chart run on MediaBase with “Wishing Well,” and an album release that garnered national praise and features in outlets such as People Magazine, Paris Match, and London Daily Mail, Laura’s career has “blossomed beyond her wildest dreams." But Laura’s success comes as no surprise, as this folky-pop Jersey-girl’s sound ranges from Stevie Nicks to Cyndi Lauper, and from Kate Bush to Imogen Heap. {Musebox]
Laura does most certainly have a terrific set of lungs, she can really deliver a song.
See what you think.
We'll start of with something topical for the current season, a song Laura wrote.
I Love You, Mr. Grinch
Laura Warshauer, Jersey born Los Angeles based singer and songwriter who Jay-Z called "fantastically talented" recently performed her original ode "I Love you Mr. Grinch."
Produced by Twenty Fifth Hour and Pink Chariot
Check out also the "remix" right here.
Impossible
Laura Warshauer performs her original song entitled "Impossible" and is then interviewed by host Jimmy Lloyd on the NBC TV show The Jimmy Lloyd Songwriter Showcase.
Rock Star
First up an interview then Laura sings "Rock Star" on a local TV show, Rams Head On Stage.
Gold
Live at the Bitter End last year.
Laura recently played a few shows to immense praise at The Saint in Asbury Park, New Jersey and will be taking the stage at the legendary New York Venue, The Bitter End very soon to promote her album and spread holiday cheer. Laura recently performed alongside Graham Nash, Lyle Lovett and Patrick Stump as part of the "Buddy Holly: Listen to Me" tribute concert which premiered on PBS on December 3rd.
Any chance to promote Buddy Holly will not be passed by.
