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A unique voice, melodic songs built around piano and vocals amplified by some of LA’s finest musicians, The Wild Within by Su Livingston is “a remarkable and thought provoking disc” (Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange Review). Su is the writer, singer, pianist and co-producer of the 11 tracks, influenced by timeless singers/songwriters : (Tom Petty, Annie Lennox, Sheryl Crow, Neil Young, Rickie Lee Jones, CSN, Joni Mitchell…) Songs are charged with positive energy, strong vocals and harmony. Players include: DRUMS- Jay Bellerose (Robert Plant, Allison Krauss, Mark Cohn, Ani DeFranco, Rickie Lee Jones, T Bone Burnett), Fritz Lewak (Melissa Etheridge), BASS - Mark Browne (Melissa Etheridge), David Sutton (Tracy Chapman), Jen Condos (Don Henley, Ray Montagne, Sam Phillips), David May (Alanis Morrisette, Fat Barbie) GUITARS - Greg Leisz (Joni Mitchell, Sheryl Crow, KD Lang, Paula Cole, Shawn Colvin) KEYBOARDS- Patrick Warren (Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, Sheryl Crow, Fiona Apple, Amy Mann, Joe Henry) CELLO - Richard Dodd –(The Section Quartet) Su co-produced with Paul DuGre (Tracy Chapman, Leo Kotke, Los Lobos, The Section Quartet). Su is a Los Angeles native raised on waves, bikes and rock bands. She began playing piano by ear at age 4, started singing with a rock band at 11, and continued singing in folk-rock bands throughout high school and college. She performed solo and band stints in other states before returning to LA to focus on songwriting. Su and David May released Fat Barbie CD in 1995, distributed nationwide by Hear Music and featured on KLOS radio’s Local Licks program and its end-of-year “Best Of” show. The songs on The Wild Within are grounded in Su’s experience, emotionally reflective, playful, adventurous. “Each song on the CD has been wilderness-tested: these are the sounds and lyrics I wanted playing in my head in beautiful places -as well as when changing lanes- and having gone the distance, still wanted to hear again.” Official website: www.sulivingston.com