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Album reviews: Jessica Lea Mayfield's 'Tell Me' and Anna Waronker's 'California Fade'

Feminine reticence is a deeply embedded trait. Women songwriters in the rock era have used it strategically. Freedom is linked to noise, the earthy squalls of Janis and Aretha or the riot grrrls’ indignant hollering. Yet quieter voices can get...

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15:54 on February 8 2011

Album reviews: Jessica Lea Mayfield's 'Tell Me' and Anna Waronker's 'California Fade'

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Feminine reticence is a deeply embedded trait. Women songwriters in the rock era have used it strategically. Freedom is linked to noise, the earthy squalls of Janis and A... more info

Jessica Lea Mayfield

19:31 on February 8 2011

Album reviews: Jessica Lea Mayfield's 'Tell Me' and Anna Waronker's 'California Fade'

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Two quiet voices get to the heart of the many predicaments women face.Two quiet voices get to the heart of the many predicaments women face. more info

Jessica Lea Mayfield