Artist's albums
Outsiders (Live in a Living Room)
2023 · album
Invisible Man (Acoustic)
2023 · single
The Bell (Acoustic)
2023 · single
The Good Fight
2023 · single
American Novella
2023 · single
Anna Tivel | OurVinyl Sessions
2023 · EP
Outsiders
2022 · album
The Dial
2022 · single
Black Umbrella
2022 · single
Outsiders
2022 · single
Blue World
2021 · album
Two Dark Horses (Map Room Sessions)
2021 · single
The Question (Live and Alone)
2020 · album
Minneapolis (Acoustic)
2020 · single
Homeless Child (Acoustic)
2020 · single
The Question
2019 · album
Worthless
2019 · single
Minneapolis
2019 · single
The Question
2019 · single
Fenceline
2018 · single
Anna Tivel on Audiotree Live
2018 · EP
Dust and Magic
2018 · single
Small Believer
2017 · album
Blue World
2017 · single
Dark Chandelier
2017 · single
Illinois - Single
2017 · single
Heroes Waking Up
2016 · album
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Biography
Oregon-based songwriter Anna Tivel’s newest album ‘Outsiders’ starts with a lens so wide we’ve left the planet to look back from a great distance at the turmoil and beauty of our shared humanity. From there, the lens pulls close and unfolds in a gripping collection of stories so often ignored. Tivel’s flawed and honest characters move through a landscape of hurt and loss, of small triumph and big love. In eleven songs full of recognition, veracity, and hope, Tivel’s watchful and empathetic eye details the undeniable ache of living. Throughout her work, Tivel has emphasized storytelling and this album is no exception, building on the strength of her ability to observe and reflect with a clear-eyed empathy. Inspired by authors from Steinbeck to Morrison, Didion to Dubus, she imbues her songs with attentive detail and a dreamlike quality that leaves the ordinary feeling both palpable and poetic. “Tivel’s characters are common but unforgettable,” NPR’s Ann Powers writes, “Her images linger, and become populated with the energy of the real.”