BIO

Amy grew up in Russellville, a farming community in central Indiana with a population of 376. The fourth of five children, she has fond memories of being a free range kid in a town where car keys were kept in the ignition and front doors were never locked.

She is a singer/songwriter and will release her 4th solo album in 2025 called Flatland Blossoms. It is a bit of a departure from her previous (mostly acoustic) records. Otis Gibbs and Thomm Jutz both produced and played electric guitar–with organ, bass, drums. It’s a rootsy celebration of furry best friends, pokes fun at moody teen (and adult) angst, and the shared experiences of love and loss.

A self-described homebody, Amy has never been in love with performing, though she occasionally makes exceptions–for instance, the chance to open a show at the Bluebird, in Nashville, TN or the Hi-Fi in Indianapolis. (Thanks Otis!)  She has lived in Ohio, Vermont, spent a couple of lost months in Seattle, WA and many years in Nashville, TN.   She spends time nearly every day on mixed media painting—often small scale, light-hearted celebrations of working folks, farms and their animals.

She and her fella, Otis Gibbs, divide their time between Nashville, and Indianapolis.