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Alternative

United States

Heather Trost

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Jump into the FireHeather Trost

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Night Feeling (feat. Heather Trost)Human Error & Jeremy Barnes

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Sequoia (feat. Andrew Mansburger, Ryder Siegle & Heather Trost)Dhana Jeera, Jeremy Kiran Fernandes & Hamlin Jackson

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Early GardensHeather Trost

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We Are Assembled In the Throes of a Long-Awaited Ecstasy (feat. Carla Bozulich, Heather Trost, Michael Corwin & David Coulter)Dorian Wood & Thor Harris

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Your Favorite ColorHeather Trost

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The DebutanteHeather Trost

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You Always Gave Me SuccorHeather Trost

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Black is the NightHeather Trost

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About Heather Trost

Hometown

Albuquergue, NM, United States

Born

July 18, 1982

Genre

Alternative

Prior to beginning a solo career, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Heather Trost contributed to a number of interesting experimental indie rock and folk projects in the 2000s and beyond, most notably as one-half of the acclaimed Balkan-inspired folk-rock duo A Hawk and a Hacksaw. In 2017, she released her full-length solo debut, Agistri, playing various different instruments and veering into psychedelia and loungey space pop sounds. Further records made slight adjustments to the template -- 2020's Petrichor added dreamy folk introspection and 2022's Desert Flowers used more innocent psychedelia -- while tracking her continuing growth as a producer and artist.