Iris DeMent
Singer-songwriter with 'Infamous Angel'
Born
January 5th, 1961
64 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1961, a singer-songwriter and guitarist from the United States, gained recognition for folk and country music. Released the album 'Infamous Angel' in 1992, which included the widely acclaimed track 'Our Town.' The music often features themes of family, love, and personal introspection, reflecting a blend of traditional and contemporary styles. Collaborated with various artists throughout the career and contributed to the folk community. Remains influential in Americana music.
Released the critically acclaimed album 'Infamous Angel'
Wrote the popular song 'Our Town'
Collaborated with artists such as John Prine
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