About Eryn Michel
In a nutshell (Short bio):
Eryn Michel [EH-rin MIH-shel] is an Americana and country songwriter/singer who carries a torch for waltz time ballads. In quarantine, she has been fortunate to flourish as a voice actor and instrumental producer. She served in the U.S. Army as a Civil Affairs Sergeant in Iraq, attended UCLA for political science, and then served in the White House under President Obama. She quickly soured on war and politics, and she turned to music and motherhood to restore her soul. She now resides in Maryland with her husband, 5-year-old daughter, and live-in songwriter mother.
If you really want to know more (Long bio):
Eryn predominantly writes country songs for male or duet vocals, though she’ll follow a song wherever it wants to go, whether that is in Americana, folk, indie pop, and modern lullabies.
She serves on the board of the Songwriters' Association of Washington and she is a member of NSAI, TAXI A&R, and the World Folk Music Association. She also serves as the mixing engineer and worship curator at Clarksburg Church.
Eryn served in the U.S. Army as a Civil Affairs Sergeant in Operation Iraqi Freedom, as a small arms instructor, and as worship leader for battalion chapel. She resides in Maryland with her husband, daughter, mother, their cat Bish and their dog Gus.
She has performed at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN and venues in her local Washington, D.C. area including Epicure Cafe, Positano Ristorante, Hershey's Restaurant, Homegrown Coffeehouse, and Bump 'n Grind. She is an alum of the Acoustic Guitar Project.
Eryn composed the music for the podcast Is that a fact?
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