How Can I Say This

Reviews

Got an enthusiastic team working on bringing some attention to this little album of mine and here’s some early results!

Interviews:

Love this wonderful piece by Lori Stratton of the Stratton Setlist. She has a terrific music blog and is also a writer for the Ann Arbor District Library’s blog The Pulp
https://pulp.aadl.org/node/613874

Mike Ganley’s Crooked Road – https://www.mixcloud.com/crmixcloud/annie-capps-how-can-i-say-this/ 

John Bommarito’s Acoustic Alternatives – https://youtu.be/9ISNLFDn3FU  or Audio only – https://player.captivate.fm/episode/ad3e500d-a26f-477d-8af2-acc5f44342d9 

Mark Helpsmeet’s Song of the Soul was another great conversation. You can hear his edited versions or the entire thing: https://www.northernspiritradio.org/song-soul/confessional-folk-therapy

Stay tuned for a really great chat with Joe Jencks for Ron Olesko’s Folk Music Notebook coming April 9.

A fragile, intimate and very elegant Americana album.” – Blues Town Music (NL)

“It’s difficult to combine honesty and grace in any endeavor. Especially in art. Annie Capps achieves this combination with such apparent ease on her solo album How Can I Say This?   that we don’t even see the depth of skill and sweat that brought her here. She will effortlessly break your heart. You’ll be better for it.” – Marilyn Rae Beyer, WMFT (Host of Midnight Special)

Expect a mesmeric mix of country, folk, pop, and introspective balladry. Gripping musings, candlelight romanticism, and tenderhearted tunes, with Annie Capps‘ starry-eyed voice as the most emotive instrument in the spotlight of the overall melancholic sonority. ” – Soulful Sunday