Beth Goldwater - Vintage (2019)

Beth Goldwater is an award winning singer-songwriter who both grew up and settled down in the Philadelphia area. Her new album of Jazz Standards called Vintage is now available and a natural continuation of the work she did in Seduisánte.
Beth began her songwriting career in college and her performing career as the front woman for a local rock band that opened for both Cinderella and The Black Crowes. After learning much about head scarves and leather clothes, Beth started a family. She recently returned to the music scene solo and has since played from The House of Blues, Hollywood, to The Blue Moon, Seattle, to Chris's Jazz Cafe, Philadelphia and to World Cafe Live, Wilmington where she opened for Suzanne Vega. Beth's music has been compared to chanteuse's of old and new, her style reminding audiences of Madeleine Peyroux, Norah Jones and Melody Gardot.
Beth's song, The Ravine can be heard in the indy horror film, Slew Hampshire and at Sundance 2016, Beth's song L'Amour Fou was in the selected documentary, Film Hawk.