Annette Conlon Culver City, California
American Roots artist Annette Conlon’s debut solo album, LIFE, DEATH, AND THE SPACES BETWEEN, explores her two year journey with a deadly illness. Country Music People says, “Annette Conlon has created a moving, intimate, magical, melodic country trip into her troubled mind.” Notes AXS.com, “When you hear Annette Conlon's vocals, it's hard not to think about Judy Collins and Emmylou Harris.” ... more
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