Date/Time
May 4, 2013
6:00 pm
Location
Manchester 65
65 Manchester Street
West Warwick, RI
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New Siberia is a special album to me because the songs are wiser,” says songwriter Antje Duvekot. “They have
an age to them that should resonate with anyone who’s struggled through a difficult period and come out better.
There’s something really sweet in being able to look back on a journey like that, from a darker, younger self to a
better, older place.”
That might not seem like a startling statement from most songwriters. But Duvekot is not most songwriters. For
years, her songs have been critically praised for their hard-won wisdom, dark-eyed realism, and street-smart romanticism. Fans will certainly find all of that in her new album, New Siberia. But coursing up from beneath the dark, like flowers pushing through stone, is a mature sense of hope, growth, renewal, and love. She sees past the ghosts of a receding past to forge new trails of self exploration, judging her journey not only by what’s facing her, but by how far she’s already traveled.