Meg Baird San Francisco, California
Meg Baird's voice became widely known in 2002, after releases from Espers and The Baird Sisters; she commenced singing under her own name in 2006 and has released four solo LPs, most recently 2022's Furling. She's sung with Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Kurt Vile, Steve Gunn, Kevin Morby, Joan Shelley and Mary Lattimore, and sung and drummed with Watery Love and Heron Oblivion. ... more
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