Ava Earl

“One might (and probably would) say that Ava’s musical and song-writing prowess is impressive for someone of her age. While they would technically be correct, they would be missing the point. Ava Earl’s song-writing abilities are just down right impressive.” — John Christensen // Anchorage Press

Management:
Abbie Duquette | Loudmouth Artist Management | abbie@loudmouthmgmt.com
Booking:
Denis Grabill | Black Oak Artists | denis@blackoakartists.com

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Alaska singer-songwriter Ava Earl embraces the concept of "being a lot" in her latest studio album, Too Much. Produced by JUNO-winner Zachariah Hickman and recorded at Great North Sound Society in Maine, the album champions a new sound for Earl--one that breaks away from previous recordings while staying close to her unique writing style. Rooted in lyrical rock, there are tracks that evoke the pop sounds of Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Gracie Abrams, while others hint at Americana artists Phoebe Bridgers, Elliot Smith, and Laura Marling. Thematically, the 11-song collection takes listeners through a journey of early adulthood, exploring love's highs and lows, the societal expectations put on young women, and the resilience that comes from suffering devastating loss.

Earl is a junior at Northwestern University, where she balances her academic pursuits in political science, critical theory, and creative writing with athletics as a scoring member of Northwestern's nationally-ranked cross country running team. Having opened for renowned artists like Maggie Rogers and releasing four albums by the age of 18, she has already established herself as an emerging artist in the Americana scene. Her 2021 album, The Roses, produced by GRAMMY-nominated JT Nero, received widespread acclaim, with multiple songs featured on Spotify editorial playlists, including “Mountain Song” which amassed more than 100,000 streams. Too Much builds on this success, delivering an authentic, engaging, and radio-ready sound that makes Earl an exciting artist to watch.

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