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Chicago Singer/Songwriter | Multi-Instrumentalist | Composer
Full-length album: It’s Not Me | It’s Used released 2.20.2020

Cobey.’s music carries the torch into a new era of indie-pop, and brings together all of your favorite alternative music influences. His new album, ‘It’s Not Me | It’s Used’, nods to the likes of Bon Iver, Death Cab for Cutie, and Tame Impala, while also adding the pop sensibilities of Billie Eilish and Maggie Rogers. His songs carve out a new musical path and invite any indie-pop enthusiast to enter.

It’s Not Me | It’s Used atmospherically binds light and dark using sonic experimentation that eerily mirrors the complex human experience. Cobey.’s songs interweave melancholic and hopeful arrangements by using intimate lyrics, polyphonic melodies, disheveled entrancing rhythms, and harmonious vocals.

When listened to from beginning to end, the album is a gripping emotional arc that walks you through the dense layers of his personal story, giving listeners an inside perspective into processing pain and using it as a tool for growth.

It's Not Me | It's Used was written and recorded by Cobey Bienert in his bedroom in Chicago. All songs were mixed, mastered, and produced by Neil Strauch in Chicago, IL. 

Special Thanks to: 
Artist Management: Matthew Boll
Marketing & Visual: McKenzie Hanson

You can download my Debut EP "Neophyte" on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/neophyte-ep/id913943595






One woman foot stomping, guitar slinger bar room crooner from Austin Tx.

Uplifting, enlightening and hilarious with a voice that can burn the house down, Amy Steinberg is singer, songwriter and storyteller like none other. The main thrust of her work comes from marrying the sacred and profane, fusing the dreamlike nature of spirit with the rooted realness of sexuality and humor. She plays the piano and guitar with her own swingy rhythmic bounce, injecting shades of jazz, rock, hip hop, and poetry, all with a theatrical flair. Deeply soulful, with her bombastic belt she sings of self-love, open-mindedness, and the holiness of everything.  Her 10 independent release, “Broken Open” is due out this February. This spring Amy is making a big move to Chicago to rock out as Musical and Creative Arts Director at the Bodhi Center. 

New England singer-songwriter-type person, and one-half of the band Murder Ballads.

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