FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:

Eva Tree, Treacle Publishing
206.293.1165 voice . 206.770.7577 fax
eva@evatree.com . www.evatree.com

Eva Tree "Sail Away" CD Release Show in Seattle

Seattle, WA, 08/21/2006 - Canadian singer-songwriter, Eva Tree (Ay-vah), has just released her second full length CD, Sail Away. In celebration and support of this new release, there will be a CD Release Show at The Crocodile Cafe on Thursday, September 28, 2006 8:00 PM. She will be appearing with her band: Bill Dickerson (guitar), Alicia Healey (bass), Sean Bendickson (drums), Dan Tyack (steel/dobro), Jude Davison (harmonies/mandolin), and special guest artist Zak Borden (mandolin). The opening act will be Seattle singer/songwriter Darren Smith of StrawDogs. Eva Tree with full band and friends take the stage next, and will be followed by ThorNton Creek. Tickets are $10 (advance) / $12 (door), and are available at ticketweb.com or the Crocodile box office.

Sail Away is receiving tremendous reviews in the UK and abroad. Maverick music magazine gives it a 4 of 4 star rating and comments "A rootsy Americana album from an exciting newcomer you need to seek out." In the review, editor Alan Cackett writes, "I honestly have not been moved by an unknown artist like this since I first heard Mindy Smith four or five years ago. A highly recommended rootsy Americana album to treasure."

Eva's introspective and hauntingly beautiful songs liken her to other pared down confessional singers like Beth Orton, Fiest, and Australian crossover-country singer, Kasey Chambers. Italian DJ Massimo Ferro (Highway61), has also compared her to "a young Natalie Merchant", and writes that Sail Away is "One of the best debuts from a female North American singer-songwriter this year!"

The singing on Sail Away is raw and unadorned to a stripped down beauty, and most choruses are complimented by producer Jude Davison. His harmonies add a warmth of tone that combine with Eva's vocal to create a complexity and sweetness of sound which is right at the crossroads where heart-yearning melancholy meets joyful. Guitars, mandolin, dobro, cello and accordion infuse the album with a sepia sun-drenched old-time mountain sound which charms with its back porch simplicity and lack of pretension.

Although she now calls Seattle home, Eva Tree hearkens from the same deep mountain woods of British Columbia as The Be Good Tanyas, of whom, Frazey Ford appears as a guest artist on the CD.

For additional information on the Sail Away CD Release Party, contact Eva via www.evatree.com. Sample song clips and free downloads are available. Sail Away is available on www.cdbaby.com/evatree2, and locally in Seattle at Dusty Strings (in Fremont), or Silver Platters.

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