Wow and Flutter

Wild Horses

“A seriously gifted songwriter ...
A timeless brand-new Americana classic” - American Songwriter Magazine

It may be her haunting, husky voice that first grabs a listener, the way it glides over melodies like smoke, but it’s the songwriting that Spicer really wants you to hear. Her songs have a grit- even when they ache, yet still can exude a  playfulness when she’s on stage. Wanderlust spills from her songs, with topography that covers languid farmlands, quirky roadside stops, and an occasional turn down a dark alley with flickering neon.. Or, as she might say with a slight drawl: “Water, wine and whiskey”. 
No Depression exclaimed: “While it is only my opinion that Spicer is going to be the next member of the Nashville Royal family, it certainly helps my argument that I’m not the only critic saying as much”.
Named "Best Americana Artist" twice by the LA Music Awards, Spicer has performed at venues and festivals all over the country, including the Kerrville Folk Festival, WoodyFest, 30A, Americanafest, and the Kennedy Center. 
Also a filmmaker, producer, and photographer, her songs have been featured on NPR’s “Now Hear This”, and videos lauded by AXS: ““Mesmerizing.., a testament to the notion that DIY methods can produce some extraordinary results." 
Her most recent album, Wow and Flutter, has made many critics’ best-of lists, and was lauded as one of the best albums, any genre, in the last decade by Popdose Magazine.

Wild Horses

Amilia K Spicer