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AVAILABLE DATES
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OFFICIAL WEBSITE
www.greydelisle.com

eCARD and VIDEO
The Graceful Ghost

LABEL
www.sugarhillrecords.com

MANAGEMENT
Mathieu Bitton at Colonel Epstein

PUBLICITY
Sacks & Co.
publicity@sugarhillrecords.com
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The term "old soul" is bandied about so casually these days as to almost lose it's meaning, but how else to describe Grey DeLisle? Her dynamic brand of Americana displays a preternatural connection to past eras as far flung as the Civil War, most recently on her critically hailed 2004 release The Graceful Ghost. Listeners and journalists alike marvel at her astute grasp of the essence of old-time country music that, at the same time never threatens to brand her an anachronism. Embracing very different eras and very different styles as readily and impeccably as she has, the only thing that fans have come to expect from a new Grey DeLisle CD is the unexpected.

From the revelatory Queen cover Bohemian Rhapsody, to the dirty rockabilly of “Who Made You King?” and the garage-Americana sound of “Blue Heart”, Iron Flowers turns out to be the most sonically and lyrically varied group of songs that DeLisle has ever put forth. And in fact, the eclecticism itself may be what proves to capture her essence as an artist. "It's strange, but I think the chaos is what makes the most sense to me and says the most about me musically."

A DVD documentary on the making of Iron Flowers is also on the immediate horizon, and DeLisle plans to do her most extensive touring yet in support of the CD.

In addition to her songwriting, recording and performing schedule, DeLisle also maintains a thriving career as one of the most successful voice actors in Hollywood. Even if you have never heard a Grey DeLisle song, chances are, if you have children anywhere in your world, you've heard her voice. It is virtually impossible to watch Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, PBS, or the Disney Channel without encountering one of the 16 cartoons on which DeLisle currently appears. She stars as Daphne on “The New Scooby Doo,” Emily Elizabeth on “Clifford the Big Red Dog,” Vicky on “The Fairly Odd Parents,” Mandy on “The Grim Adventures of Billy& Mandy,” Frankie on “Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends,” Sam on “Danny Phantom” and Yumi on the new breakout hit “Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi.”