Sleepwalker

Composer & Producer.
Always learning.

Thank you for listening!

Aspiring musician in LA, CA, USA.  Lead singer of Skyline.  I've had some trouble recording but would like to have an album of around 10 songs released by December 2015.

Austin singer-songwriter Christina Cavazos was just 16 when she released her first EP, About You. She followed it up a year later with Cold, an alluring collection of elegant dream-pop that drew high praise from Austin American-Statesman critic Peter Blackstock, who called Cavazos “not just a future name to watch, but a captivating singer-songwriter who has already arrived.” With her third EP, Mile Marker, she carves out confident territory as a young adult about to embrace her future. Simultaneously releasing her six-song EP, produced by Charlie Magnone, and graduating from Austin’s School for Performing and Visual Arts, Cavazos heads to New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts’ Clive Davis Institute for Recorded Music in fall 2018.

Already musically mature, Cavazos has performed at some of Texas' most celebrated venues, including Austin’s iconic Cactus Cafe, Antone's and Threadgill’s, and McGonigel's Mucky Duck in Houston. Her April 2017 Cactus Café performance was taped for airing nationwide as part of the Live at Cactus Café series on ESPN's Longhorn Network; she also has earned airplay on Austin's KGSR, Sun Radio, 101X and KUTX. A live version of Mile Marker’s title track was selected as a KUTX Song of the Day, as was “Over Me,” from Cold. A two-time Old Settler’s Music Festival Youth Talent Competition finalist, Cavazos’ expanding list of accolades and accomplishments also includes a scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music’s 2016 summer program in Boston.

Cavazos’ musical pursuits began with piano lessons and singing in her church choir at 6. At 12, she switched to guitar, and at 14, she started writing songs. Her influences include the Beatles, Aimee Mann, Ingrid Michaelson, Bon Iver, Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard, the Civil Wars and Fleetwood Mac, but her sound is as original as her songwriting.

Blackstock, who picked Cold as one of 2017’s three top EPs by Austin artists, says of her work, “Cavazos casts beautifully dreamy spells with her clear, high voice drifting above smartly low-key arrangements that allow the compelling melodies of her original tunes to shine.”

With Mile Marker, she not only shines, she dazzles.

Julia Graye is a 22-year-old Independent Artist based in New York City.  

Packaged in her intimate folk-alternative song-craft, Julia blends acoustics with ambient and sonic textures, reminiscent of rock and pop music. She builds no walls, and she isn’t afraid to let you inside her head.

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