Don’t Worry Baby (Beach Boys cover)

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Ketchum, ID (boygenius cover) with Emily Drinker and Jeanette Lynne

I Guess I'm Moving On (demo)

The Christmas Flannel Song (demo)

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (2020 voice memo version)

Quarter Life Crisis Haircut

Kiss You

Like Dustbowl Refugees (Sam & Billy)

Space Cadet

Sarah

Sarah (Live at Olive & West)

Sam & Billy/Like Dustbowl Refugees (Live at Olive & West)

as per request of my lovely sister Chelsea

Dancing On My Own (Robyn Cover)

Astounding

The Good In That

Puzzle Pieces

Take You Where I Go

Safe Bet (demo)

hollywood forever cemetery sings (father john misty cover)

Zombie Girl (Adrianne Lenker cover)

Nowhere Man (Beatles cover)

Across The Universe (Beatles cover)

For Caroline (unfinished song demo)

Kiss You (demo)

Quarter Life Crisis Haircut (demo)

Graceland Too (Phoebe Bridgers cover) feat. Little Busy

Slack Jaw (Sylvan Esso cover)

I’ve just seen a face (Beatles cover) feat. Kassie Hughes-Lampros

Brittany Ann Tranbaugh (pronounced TRAN-baw) is an award-winning singer/songwriter based in Philadelphia, PA. Originally from the Lehigh Valley area in PA, she kicked off her music career as a teenager playing at Godfrey Daniels, one of the country’s only remaining bona fide folk listening rooms. She has since performed all over the US and Canada in theaters, living rooms, basements, bars, coffee shops, backyards, and on festival stages including Firefly and Philly Folk Fest. Accolades include a 2021 Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest for her song "Kiss You" and finalist spots in the Kerrville New Folk, LEAF NewSong, and Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists competitions. She has shared stages with Adrianne Lenker, Caroline Spence, Liz Longley, and The Other Favorites, to name a few. In April 2022, she released an EP entitled “Quarter Life Crisis Haircut,” her first official release in over a decade. In this new batch of memorable and thoughtfully crafted songs, she tackles a wide range of topics including her sixth grade queer awakening, an awkward run-in with an old acquaintance, and the impossibility of true folk music authenticity in this day and age. At times witty and sarcastic, at other times heartbreaking and raw, the EP undoubtedly showcases Tranbaugh’s finest work to date.

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