(Singer-songwriter / Modern Folk / Pop) Antje Duvekot - Discography (6 CD) - 2002-2012, MP3, 192-320 kbps

01 - Streets of Soho
02 - Talk #1
03 - Sirens
04 - Merry-Go-Round
05 - Long Way
06 - Talk #2
07 - Noah's Titanic
08 - Intro #1
09 - Anna
10 - Milk and Trash
11 - Intro #2
12 - Black Annis
13 - Diana's Song

01 - Dublin Boys
02 - Judas
03 - Talk
04 - Dandelion
05 - Talk
06 - Anabelle
07 - Pearls
08 - Talk
09 - Erin
10 - Talk
11 - Landladysong
12 - Sex Bandaid
13 - Talk
14 - Go Now
15 - Talk
16 - Reasonland
17 - Opium
18 - Talk
19 - Talk
20 - Talk
21 - Talk
22 - Talk
23 - Talk
24 - Talk
25 - Talk
26 - Guestsong By Lizanne Knott

01 Dandelion
02 Go Now
03 Diamond On Your Hand
04 Jerusalem
05 Sex Bandaid
06 Helpless Kiss
07 Judas
08 Pearls
09 South
10 Anna
11 Hold On

01 Dublin Boys
02 Dandelion
03 Annabelle Intro
04 Annabelle
05 Pearls
06 Merry-Go-Round
07 Garbage
08 Landlady Song
09 Ode To Music
10 Ellis Paul
11 Milk And Trash
12 Streets Of Soho
13 Sirens
14 Diana's Song
15 Postcards
16 Pig Song
17 Soma

01 Vertigo
02 Ragdoll Princes And Junkyard Queens
03 Long Way
04 Lighthouse
05 Dublin Boys
06 The Bridge
07 Scream
08 Reasonland
09 Coney Island
10 Merry Go Round

01 Into the City
02 Ballad of Fred Noonan
03 The Life of a Princess
04 Phoenix
05 New Siberia
06 Glamorous Girls
07 Noah's Titanic
08 Four Stitches
09 Sleepy Sea of Indigo and Blue
10 The Perfect Date
11 Juliet

Duvekot moved to Delaware at the age of 13. Duvekot writes songs that are often dark and personal, and she frequently records and performs with little accompaniment besides her acoustic guitar.
She began recording music on her own at the age of cassette tapes for her friends. At 18 she won the first open mic competition she entered, at the Sam Adams Brewpub in Philadelphia. Within a year, she had recorded a number of songs on a borrowed 4-Track tape machine, and released a self-produced full-length cassette entitled Waterstains" which she sold at gigs in and around Newark, Delaware, where she had attended the University of Delaware.
In 2000, her song “Soma” won the grand prize in the rock category of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest.
Duvekot often tours with Ellis Paul, who sings on her first studio album, Big Dream Boulevard. Big Dream Boulevard was produced by Séamus Egan of the Irish-American band Solas. Solas has previously recorded five of Duvekot's songs: "Black Annis," "The Poisonjester's Mask," "Erin," "Reasonland," and "Merry Go Round."
"I think it’s fair to say that over all I turn to music in times of trouble and need as a therapeutic tool to get me through sadness," said Duvekot in an interview. "That’s why I tend to turn to music. So my songs tend to be a little darker, because that’s where I tend to go for solace. So themes like personal struggle with relationships and existential issues. Duvekot's first two albums, Little Peppermints and Boys, Flowers, Miles, are based on recordings of live performances, although some tracks include studio overdubs as well. Both albums include spoken anecdotes from Duvekot.
In 2007, Duvekot's song "Merry-Go-Round" was featured a large-scale marketing campaign for Bank of America, including a high-profile spot during Super Bowl XLI.[4] Duvekot performed for the first time as a professional in Europe, in August 2007, as part of Denmark's Tonder Festival, accompanied by Karan Casey, John Doyle, Liz Carroll, Julie Fowlis, and Mick McAuley.
Duvekot released her second studio CD, The Near Demise of the Highwire Dancer, on Black Wolf Records in March 2009. The album, which features 11 tracks, most of them originals, was produced by singer-songwriter Richard Shindell.