Twenty-Three EP
The Twenty-Three EP is my first compilation of all the loose-end songs that I’ve written/recorded that for one reason or another, didn’t find their way into longer projects.
©Heidi Turner 2018 - All songs written and performed by Heidi Turner. Vocals, guitars, piano, and bass: Heidi Turner. Duet vocals on How Far I’ll Go/Satisfied performed by Rory Delaney. Drums on Daybreak performed by David Kaye. Duet vocals on Daybreak performed by Aida Moala. Photography by Aida Moala. Design by Heidi Turner.
Avoiding Trainwrecks EP
Avoiding Trainwrecks is the follow-up to 2014's Side Effects. Trainwrecks turns farther in and farther out, looking to the possibilities that shadow and light both the past and the future. Featuring guitar-viol expertly arranged and performed by Kalen Willits (who also produced Avoiding Trainwrecks), the album is at once quiet and haunting. Inspired by art, it explores the line between certainty and doubt, forgiveness and rage, loneliness and community.
©Heidi Turner 2017 - All songs written and performed by Heidi Turner. Bass and percussion: Jason Jerome. Vocals and rhythm guitar: Heidi Turner. Ukulele, Guitar-viol, electric guitars: Kalen Willits. Produced by Kalen Willits. Photography and album design by the Wulf Pack Creative Team.
Side Effects
Side Effects is my first album. The songs here were written between 2009 and 2013 and trace my high school career (read: songs I wrote when I was fourteen got published!) as well as the beginnings of college. It lives in the deep feeling of the unexpected: the family and its dissolution, the way friendship morphs and breaks and re-creates itself, loves gained and lost, and always the question of hope lingering despite (and because of) the evidence.
© 2013 Heidi Turner. All songs written and performed by Heidi Turner. Bass, percussion, and second guitars: Jason Jerome. Rhythm guitar and vocals: Heidi Turner. Photography by Lily Marceau Telford. Design by Kat Zhembrovska.