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here for Booking information and a downloadable Press Kit Recordings Dreamers Everywhere Released May 2005 Featured on NPR's All Songs Considered Open Mic series and in Sing Out! Magazine, Dreamers Everywhere is a beautiful follow-up to Kathryn's debut release, "Gratitude".
Reviews for Dreamers Everywhere
Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange (FAME)
"Mostow’s voice is pure and clear and her music is honey sweet. With ease, her songs manage to lighten the din of the day."— Womenfolk.net
"Surely the best singer-songwriter CD I've heard this year." — Bill Fisher, Victory Review Magazine
Gratitude
Produced by Kathryn, and recorded at David Lange Studios,
Gratitude is Kathryn's debut full-length CD. Some of the NW's finest session musicians and songwriters play on "Gratitude",
including Richard Middleton (Kym Tuvim), Joel Litwin (Erin Corday), Dan White (Holly Figueroa), and Jami Sieber (Ferron). "Gratitude" was selected as a Top 12 Do-It-Yourself Album in the November 2002 issue of Performing Songwriter magazine.
Reviews for Gratitude
If someone extracted the essence of the film The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood and produced a CD, it might come out resembling Kathryn Mostow’s debut disc. The honey-voiced singer celebrates friendship on “Moving Day,” a unique bond shared by women of all ages on “Circle,” and how a woman down on her luck is transformed to a person of love and beauty on “Tina’s Song.” The songs are mostly acoustic, with added bits of percussion and piano. The young Seattle-based artist writes with wisdom beyond her years, taking us on a journey through a set of warm folk expressions.
The Victory Review
"I strongly recommend “Gratitude.” It's one of those rare CDs, that out of 11 cuts, I marked 4 as best favorites, and 6 as also to receive airplay. Ask for it, and move it to the top of the “to-be-listened-to” pile!"
Quotes about Kathryn
"The special thing about Kathryn’s music is that it is so real. There is a consistency between the lyrics that she sings, and the personal philosophy that she projects when she speaks. It all 'fits'. She maintains a lot of credibility with her audience, because her music is so sincere and her stage presence reflects that same honesty and vulnerability."
"Hear her; try not to fall in love with her — but when she walks away with your eternal devotion, don't say I didn't warn you."
"Kathryn's performances are really a conversation with her audience through music and charm -- such is her easy, unpretentious manner. She draws them into her world and never lets them down. She packs our venue, too, and that's music to my ears."
"Kathryn…caught the Yakima Folklife crowd's attention with the combination of her authentic, honest vocals and a strong feminine presence. The power of the verse and simple rhythmic chords in her music pulled me in like a moth to a candle… don't miss her next time she plays."
"Kathryn sings with passion, her face a single joyous booming smile...It inoculates one after another with a sense of happy contentedness; this is a rare thing in such a season of fractious political storm. The epidemic is spread all around. This is the reflection of her power, her person, her music."
"Kathryn is a rare whole-body/whole-being singer. Possessed of a wonderfully pure set of vocal pipes, she doesn't belt her songs out or try to impress with her native abilities. Instead, she simply gives out everything she is through her voice, and most listeners inevitably come rapidly to the belief that she is singing directly to them." "There are a lot of fine singer/songwriters in the world today, but Kathryn Mostow is one of the few who really gives me hope that everything's going to turn out fine in the end. Her gorgeous music is full of affection for the quirks of human nature and a joyous hymn to the possibility for good in the world."
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