Andrea Superstein ‘Oh Mother’ Album Release Tour

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Andrea Superstein ‘Oh Mother’ Album Release Tour

February 16 @ 8:00 pm May 12 @ 11:00 pm

Feb 16: Deep Cove Coffee House – Deep Cove, BC

Feb 17: Jazz at the Bolt – Burnaby, BC

March 16: The Jazz Room – Waterloo, ON

March 21: The Tasting Lounge – Castleton, ON

March 22: Kindersley Arts Council – Kindersley, SK

March 23: The Two Twenty – Saskatoon, SK

April 6: Vernon Jazz Club – Vernon, BC

May 3: Upstairs – Montreal, QC

May 4: Palais Montcalm – Quebec City, QC

May 10: Frankie’s Jazz Club – Vancouver, BC

May 12: Evergreen Cultural Centre – Coquitlam, BC

Oh Mother was inspired by Vancouver vocalist and composer Andrea Superstein’s own experience as a mother. Between the trauma of birthing a baby and all of the physical changes a mother goes through, coupled with balancing a job, feeling out your new role and your place within the world: contrary to popular belief, mothering can be a very isolating experience.

These dark times spurred a lot of questions that Superstein started asking. She wanted to know if the struggles she endured were universal: were they a sign of the times or just hers alone? Superstein interviewed close to 100 mothers to get at the root of motherhood. What were the common experiences, and why were people so afraid or unable to speak their truth?

Based on these conversations she wrote music: some songs are one person’s story, others are of the collective consciousness. Some a stark look at loss, others describe the heart-exploding feeling a parent can have towards their child. The album represents how all of these opposing feelings can coexist and shines a true light on the complicated, delicate, beautiful, traumatic and messy journey that is motherhood.

As a singer “redefining jazz,” Andrea is one of the most versatile voices in music today. Oh Mother is an ambitious tour de force highlighting her ever growing creativity and sensitivity as a songwriter and arranger.  Expect powerful vocals, evoking the gentle and the strong, lithely navigating the colours of the emotional spectrum.