Ani DiFranco

Singer-songwriter and guitarist

Ani DiFranco - Artists & Creatives born September 23rd, 1970
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A prominent figure in the folk music scene, contributed to the genre through both performance and independent production. Founding Righteous Babe Records enabled artistic control and distribution of work. Released numerous albums, with notable ones including 'Little Plastic Castle' and 'Revelling: Reckoning'. Contributed to various social and political causes through music and activism.

Founded Righteous Babe Records

Released 'Little Plastic Castle'

Released 'Revelling: Reckoning'

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