Mercy Weiss is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, who currently lives in Los Angeles. Mercy brings her unique, mesmerizing voice to five songs on an EP that showcases her eclectic musical tastes and styles, from urban chill, to indie folk, to jazz, to new wave retro rock. In everything she sings, she brings her own unique depth of feeling, as well as a sly sense of humor, which shine through her singing and draw you into her world. The songs on the “Mercy EP” are the result of a collaboration in the winter of 2015-2016 with Christopher Pellnat, who wrote some of the songs, did production and recording, and played instruments. He sings a duet with Mercy on "A Torrent." The artwork for the EP is by Mercy Weiss. What music writers have to say about Mercy EP: "Her voice is warm, full of distinctive character, with tone and phrasing eerily reminiscent at times of other characterful and natural contralto voices in jazz – for example long-time favourites Astrud Gilberto and Billie Holiday." - Pop Lib music blog "Mercy's voice is coarsely sultry and transports you an alternative universe somewhere between a 1940's speakeasy and 1970's Studio 54." - Robb Donker of American Pancake "I am absolutely captivated by this juxtaposition of seductive Lana Del Rey-like vocals and circus-esque instrumentation. It feels uncannily like a 19th century cabaret, with an accordion to boot!" - Stephen Carradini of Independent Clauses "... xanax torch songs for 2016." - The Modern Folk Music of America