Just Another Folk Singer's "Baby Blue." Arrangement by Mark Suall. Recorded Summer 2013, NYC.

Hush Little Baby Blue

Just Another Folk Singer's "Send Robots" 
Recorded & produced 5.7.13 by Mark Suall [Purple Alert]


Send Robots!

SEND ROBOTS!

Might've Been Drunk (One More Time)

Final demo single of Just Another Folk Singer's (Mystie Chamberlin) original "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," last mixed 05.03.10.Recorded by Mark Suall (The Revelons, Alda-Reserve, Big Iron, Hillbilly Peckers, Andre Williams, and The Valentine Six).Written by Mystie Chamberlin and Mark Suall.
Artist name: Just Another Folk Singer
Song title: The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Version: clean
unsigned

The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

Mystie Chamberlin & Rhett Miller duet  Fireflies  03.23.12 @ City Winery  NYC

Mystie Chamberlin was born on the bayou and named after a jazz standard. Wishing to escape her provincial upbringing, Mystie, an avid music aficionado, chased her creative whims eastward following a band of rogue punk rockers who led her to a like-minded group of bohemians in New York City’s East Village. There, Mystie taught herself guitar and songwriting, planting her roots deeply in the punk rock do-it-yourself work ethic that had led her there, in order to reflect and explore these moments, relationships, and ultimately herself. While working towards writing 100 songs, Just Another Folk Singer weaves folk, pop, and country music into a musical braid resembling something in the manner of storied Rapunzel and a punkette Crystal Gayle.