Frances Baker and the nostalgic bedroom psychedelic indie R&B of "Hair Turns Grey"

"will stay together 'till our hair turns grey"

The sounds that singer-songwriter, producer Frances Baker infuses into the R&B indie psych trip charmer, "Hair Turns Grey", are so evocative, spinning out images in your brain that she will inspire other songwriters and producers. It is no wonder that she is influenced by the likes of Tyler - the Creator, Erykah Badu and Aretha Franklin. From the cinematic ambience at the beginning to the deep neo-soul groove bed, funky sweet guitar lines and shifting tones, stabs of wonky sounds as a framework for Baker's aloof bedroom dreamy vocal style is brilliant. The ambient sounds, upfront vox that pop in surprisingly give it all both a current experimental feeling and 70's dream theater tone. It is a delicious thing serving up romantic visions.

Her self titled EP "Frances Baker" is out now- (click here)

-Robb Donker Curtius

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Artist/ Producer Frances Baker creates pulling elements from a wide range of influences . Growing up playing writers rounds, Fran got her unique grip on songwriting. Now she combines dreamy chords and dynamic rhythms to host her conversational lyrics. This music grabs from influences ranging from Tyler, the Creator, to Erykah Badu and Aretha Franklin. Music for driving at night, getting ready, or sinking into bed, Fran does not confine her music to one genre or subject matter.

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