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Brittain Ashford Deserves a Tony (and if you Don't Know Who That Is I will Tell you)
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Left: Her first album "There But For you Go I," 2008. Right: debut release from her band Prairie Empire, self-titled, 2012. The website of Prairie Empire is http://prairieempire.org
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1. Sara Bareilles. They sound kind of alike.
Compare Brittain's "Song for You" https://youtu.be/sCD5go_vdLI?t=30s
and Sara's "Bluebird" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMba8...
Brittain Ashford is....
A precious cinnamon roll
The owner of an adorable fluffy cat named Princess Fifo
The frontwoman of a Brooklyn-based indie band
The autoharp player in Dave Malloy's Ghost Quartet
But most of all, Ashford is known for her performance as Sonya Rostova in Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, a broadway-bound pop opera which once starred Phillipa Soo, in its initial run, as Sonya's cousin Natasha, the main character. Ashford is someone of a whole different sort than Soo and this journal is dedicated to her and her being an underappreciated precious cinnamon roll.