Stephanie Schneiderman delivers a new gorgeous recording that transcends genre and defies convention. Dangerous Fruit reveals 11 songs that artfully combine pop, trip hop, soul, electronica and folk and will appeal to listeners of Goldfrapp, Feist, Suzanne Vega and Beth Orton Produced by Keith Schreiner, Dangerous Fruit retains Stephanie’s rootsy flair, distinctive vocals and intricate songwriting while also launching her sound in a completely new, uncharted direction.

Dangerous Fruit

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Multitudes

Borrow Trouble

Of Womankind

I Took All Of My Rings Off

Forever Before

Song For Sad Friends

The Redwing

Martyr Moves

Calling All The Gods

Trying to pin down Stephanie Schneiderman to any one genre, talent or discipline is next to impossible. One thing is clear however- whether pursuing her prolific work as a solo artist, as member of the all star roots pop act Dirty Martini, stepping on the stage in the musical The Full Monty or producing a wildly successful humanitarian concert series for refugees in Uganda, Stephanie Schneiderman is hands down one of most diversely talented artists the Northwest has to offer.

She follows up her 2011 ambient/trip-hop album, Rubber Teardrop, with an acoustic CD release, Live at the Old Church. It's a departure from her most recent work with electronic producer Keith Schreiner, with Schneiderman stripping away the layers, undressing her songs, and bringing them back to their organic nature. Playing piano and guitar, her latest offering satisfies fans with the simplicity of showcasing her songs and voice in their naked and raw form.

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