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"A captivating live presence who sings from an intelligent level, Salett writes with edges and blunt honesty aplenty." - TimeOut NY As a live performer over the years I've toured the country, mostly as a duo with my good friend Don Piper, and supported great artists including The Swell Season, David Gray, They Might Be Giants, Ron Sexsmith, Patty Griffin, and many, many more.
This was also the first record I did with Chris Carmichael, the incredible string arranger from Nashville (really, Kentucky). Because I moved to LA during the making of the record, I ended up mixing in Los Angeles with Todd Burke, and was lucky enough to work with the very artistic Marvin Etzioni, who came in and helped me produce the mixes.
Jan 1997 - Present 27 years 6 months. New York City and Los Angeles. As a musician, Peter has been described as a “winsome pop poet” in the New York Times, and has released 8 albums on his own ...
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May 26, 2009 · Salett's new project is a collaboration with celebrated jazz musician Larry Goldings, who has released 10 solo records and worked with everyone from Madeleine Peyroux to James Taylor.
To say that musician Peter Salett is a busy guy would be an understatement. A true "multi-hypenate," Salett is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, actor and film scorer. ... Los Angeles pays tribute ...
The band name is Peter Salett's Blue Palace and the record title is together under the sun. You can watch the video for the first single "Sending Love" on YouTube, Apple Music, or listen to the track on Spotify. As many of you know, back in 2017 I founded a political organization called The Hometown Project , which comes from a simple idea ...
Peter Salett and Larry Goldings: The Carriage House Sessions is an exciting collaboration between two very distinctive, emotive musicians. Springing organically from a day when Larry came over to Peter’s place to “maybe write a song”, the two realized immediately that they shared a similar sense of what a modern standard might be, and a reverence for the craft of songwriting.
