Tara Jane O'Neil
About
"In The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, Gertrude Stein writes: 'I may say that only three times in my life have I met a genius and each time a bell within me rang and I was not mistaken.' When I first met Tara Jane O'Neil, about 25 years ago—and more particularly, the first time I saw her play—this bell rang. I was not mistaken." —Maggie Nelson
Tara Jane O'Neil is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, audio engineer and visual artist. She creates melodic and experimental music under her own name and has collaborated on recordings and on stages with artists like Papa M, Steve Gunn, Hand Habits, Lower Dens, Michael Hurley, Little Wings, Marisa Anderson, Catherine Irwin, Mirah and Mount Eerie. O’Neil has released a dozen full-length solo albums and was a founding member of the bands Rodan and The Sonora Pine. Tara Jane O’Neil’s latest album, The Cool Cloud of Okayness, is out April 26, 2024 on Orindal Records.
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- Official website
- Wikipedia
- Bandcamp
- Brooklyn Vegan premieres the "Cruel Summer" music video
- Stereogum shares "Cruel Summer"
- Trev Elkin reviews Songs for Peacock for God Is in the TV
- Music Won't Save You reviews Songs for Peacock
- Songs for Peacock is Bandcamp's Album of the Day
- Jon Doyle reviews Songs for Peacock for Various Small Flames
- "Everybody Knows" music video directed by Alicia McDaid
- GoldFlakePaint premieres "A Sunday 2020" music video
- Dispatches From the Drift is Music Won't Save You's album of the week
- Anthony D'Amico reviews Dispatches From the Drift for Brainwashed
- Johny Lamb reviews Dispatches From the Drift for The Quietus
- Matty McPherson reviews Dispatches From the Drift for Tabs Out
- Bandcamp Daily presents a Tara Jane O'Neil career overview
- Stereogum shares "Curling" by Tara Jane O'Neil
- FLOOD Magazine premieres "Glass Island" music video directed by Harry Dodge
- Peter Margasak reviews The Cool Cloud of Okayness for Bandcamp's Album of the Day
- GoldFlakePaint reviews The Cool Cloud of Okayness
- Raphael Hefland reviews The Cool Cloud of Okayness for The Fader