Tracy Shedd believes creativity is a necessity of life, and our surroundings should inspire us. Since 1999, she has crafted melodic, heartfelt compositions that encourage people to make the most out of every moment. Shedd is an indie rock musician who has released six studio albums with Teen-Beat, New Granada Records, Devil In The Woods, and Science Project Records / Fort Lowell Records, licensed music to Dawson’s Creek, One Tree Hill, The Fosters, and “The Rebound” (ft. Catherine Zeta-Jones), performed at CBGB, The Florida Theatre, plus festivals such as CMJ and SXSW, and has shared the stage with Cyndi Lauper, Cat Power, Iron & Wine, The Magnetic Fields, and David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets); not to mention Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth sat in on drums for her during a US tour.
We are happy to announce to you today that the "Queen of Slowcore" Tracy Shedd's single -- "Holding Space" -- from the album GROW: A Compilation in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter is out now -- Friday, October 16, 2020 -- on all digital music download and streaming platforms.
As a member of her newly adopted community -- Wilmington, North Carolina -- and a contributing artist to GROW, Tracy Shedd is using music to speak out about the racial injustice continuously displayed by law enforcement across the United States of America with her song "Holding Space". GROW will be released in its entirety on Friday, October 30, 2020, and the vinyl record is available for pre-order now from Gravity Records, Modern Legend, and Yellow Dog Discs. 100% of the sales from GROW will be donated to the North Carolina New Hanover County NAACP to help ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination. GROW is an effort to help address the dire effects of racism in America; thank you in advance for your support. - Fort Lowell Records
