Music of America Podcast Interview
Ana Lete
An interview with Tom from Music of America
An interview with Tom from Music of America
“"[Her music] is surprisingly stunning and intimate, something you would expect to hear from a veteran artist. Watch out for this band."” - Ben Yung
“"Her music is anything but slow indie folk. On her album, she plays with a slew of other musicians, and the song 'Footsteps' has a funky jazz bassline that pairs nicely with her voice. Many different artists and genres influence Lete; she cites Angel Olsen, Mac Demarco, and Father John Misty, but the jazz shines through and makes this experimental indie artist stand apart."” - Tracy Bringhurst
“"Boundary-pushing singer-songwriter, Ana Lete, wooed those in attendance at the District Coffee House with her heartfelt and intimate indie folk and enchanting vocals."” - Jess Casebeer
“Local indie-folk artist Ana Lete kicked off The Olympic's Treefort lineup on March 21 with a soothing but quietly ominous set. Her wistful tunes, rippling guitar and subdued, plaintive vocals got support from Gavin Peterson's steady drums and Ashton Jenicek's atmospheric synthesizer. ” - Ben Shultz