Since returning to Philadelphia she has become a regular favorite in the coffee house circuit at venues such as Burlap and Bean, Milkboy Coffee, Fuel House Coffee, and Dim The Lights.
Her music is dark yet hopeful. Her lyrics are personal yet inviting. She is both yearning and sincere. She has a vocal range, strength, and vulnerability like Patty Griffin or Emmylou Harris and the ability to rock like Lucinda Williams.
Member Since: 5/14/2007
Band Website: www.dawniulg.com
Band Members: dawn iulg: vocals, guitar, piano
joined on "the waking hours" by
kyle swartzwelder
andrew keenan
todd barneson
jeff hiatt
carl cheeseman
fred berman
andrew lipke
adrien reju
joined on the stage by
kyle swartzwelder
jeff hiatt
carl cheeseman
Influences: Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, Patty Griffin, Joni Mitchell, Nanci Griffith, Over the Rhine, Iron & Wine
Sounds Like:
The Waking Hours is a six song EP with elements of folk, alt country, and rock, produced by Jeff Hiatt (The Lowlands, Johnny Miles) at Turtle Studios in Old City and includes collaborations between Dawn Iulg and singer/songwriter Kyle Swartzwelder, guitarist Carl Cheeseman (Joshua Park, The Spinning Leaves), Andrew Keenan (Citizens Band Radio, Hezekiah Jones), Fred Berman (Amos Lee), members of The Lowlands, and singers Adrien Reju and Andrew Lipke
View Dawn Iulg's EPK
Record Label: None
Type of Label: Unsigned