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The Wreckers' Jessica Harp releases debut

Wednesday, February 18, 2009 – Jessica Harp, who was one half of The Wreckers, is out with her first single, Boy Like Me.

Harp said on her web site that she was "super excited to start getting feedback...but also now feeling the nervous feeling of putting something you've worked so hard on out into the world and know that now it's out of your hands...people will love it, like it or hate it. ;)."

"I imagine the nervous feeling will become even more intense when it hits radio. I guess when you're so proud of something, you just hope that people will find the enjoyment of listening as much as your own enjoyment of creating and playing. Excitement and nerves. It's an odd feeling. But here we go! Now I'm just ready for y'all to hear the whole record! Patience never came naturally to me, I've had to learn. :)."

Harp teamed with Michelle Branch in The Wreckers, releasing "Stand Still, Look Pretty" (2006) and "Way Back Home: Live from NYC" (2007). Branch and Harp are both planning to release solo albums.


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CD review - Way Back Home: Live From New York City The timing for the release of The Wreckers's live CD/DVD package from July is strange to say the least. For one, not many bands put out a live record when only one studio album has been released, especially when the live set mostly includes that debut disc with little new to offer. Also it is well known that there may not be a second studio album as both Michelle Branch and Jessica Harp are branching out (pun intended) to solo projects. There no denying these two girls have great chemistry ...
CD review - Stand Still, Look Pretty Prior to forming The Wreckers, Michelle Branch had two successful pop-rock albums, while Jessica Harp was trying to find her break as a singer-songwriter in Nashville and singing backup for Branch. This mixes those two sensibilities in an album that's not quite country, but not quite pop. There are definitely country tracks on the disc. "My, Oh My" lays its cheerful nostalgia for the not too distant past over exuberant fiddle and Dobro. "Crazy People" is a story song in a classic country vein, ...


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