Candace Griffin with Kat and the Hurricane (album release), Prone to Sorrow, Janie Triebold

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Mariah Carr

Candace Griffin

Even if you get something right the first time, you may have left something out. That was Candace Griffin’s thinking with the album A Decade of Keeping Quiet, a reimagined version of a collection originally recorded in a friend’s basement in Janesville in 2013. This time around, solid production values at Madison’s Warm Glow Studios dresses these basement tunes up into lush little folk-pop gems. More depth to the music is provided by Griffin’s backing band for the album and this concert — queer synth pop practitioners Kat and the Hurricanes — all proving that the second time’s the charm. With Prone to Sorrow, Janie Triebold.

media release: Alternative and folky, Candace Griffin's music comes straight from the heart. As a songwriter, she takes inspiration from the life around her, and with honest words and acoustic-driven emotions, she puts her listeners right in the moment. You'll think the songs were written just for you.

Candace Griffin's new album, A Decade of Keeping Quiet, is a re-imagining of her first album originally recorded 10 years ago. It was recorded with backing by KatH in Madison at Warm Glow Studios. Released July 1, CDs are available via Bandcamp or at shows.