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“…Suh has a deep voice that slips easily into a sultry vibrato, investing the songs with a soulful earnestness that’s as affecting as it is candid.”–Paste Magazine
“With a rich, husky voice and a gift for melodies that rise with her emotions, Susie Suh sings persuasively about the search for love.”
–NY Times
“…is a singer-songwriter in the Beth Orton mode, only considerably more sultry.”
–The Village Voice
Singer-songwriter Susie Suh (pronounced “Soo”) continues to captivate audiences around the world with her soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics. Suh spent her formative years singing in school choirs and music groups, and began writing songs while attending school in New England.
After a US record deal on Sony Epic, and a debut album produced by multiple Grammy award winner Glen Ballard, Suh forges ahead in a more independent fashion with the release of The Bakman Tapes EP.
Suh has been featured on NPR, Sirius Radio, NBC news, Fox news, the New York Times, and her songs have been placed in the top 100 of iTunes.
Her music has also appeared on numerous television shows and movies and she has toured and performed with the likes of Howie Day, Madeleine Peyroux, Kaki King, Johnny Lang, Martin Sexton, Glen Phillips, Grant Lee Phillips, and Margaret Cho.
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Born Robert Choy, Big Phony is a singer/songwriter born and raised in New York City. His latest release “Straight to Bootleg, Volume 01″ is a collection of songs mainly recorded in bedrooms, livingrooms and kitchens of friends and family that would have him in the past couple of years. Off stage Big Phony is simply known to those friends and family as “Bobby.”
Bobby’s family relocated to Los Angeles when he was only 14, leaving him in New York City so he could attend the legendary School of Performing Arts and Music and Art, which has produced a long list of celebrity including Al Pacino, Adrian Brody, and Bela Fleck. Living alone at such an early age, Big Phony devoted his time to writing in his New York City apartment.
With strong religious conviction, Big Phony left for Boston to attend a Christian college to study to be a pastor. He quickly realized that this was not the life for him and returned his focus to his music. After college, he moved to Los Angeles to be closer with his family. It was in Los Angeles where Big Phony began his pursuit to be a singer-songwriter. He quickly built a devout fan base with his songs and performances. He then returned to New York City early 2006 to build that same kind of following. He currently splits his time between both cities crashing on couches and aerobeds.
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