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By Richard Gintowt
Published on June 24, 2008 at 12:54pm
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Ingrid Michaelson, with Greg Laswell.
Tuesday, July 1, at the Beaumont Club.
“The Way I Am” by Ingrid Michaelson, fromGirls and Boys (Cabin 24):
Ingrid Michaelson may well be the poster child for the modern independent singer-songwriter: Upload some songs to MySpace, attract the attention of well-connected industry types and — bada bing! — hear your songs on Grey's Anatomy ("Keep Breathing") and at Old Navy ("The Way I Am"). The New York City native has been enjoying the ride ever since, hitching her buggy to Hotel Café tours and proving she's not just a flash in the bedpan. Like a less scatterbrained Regina Spektor or a livelier Norah Jones, Michaelson sings sweet, pensive numbers worthy of hospital waiting rooms far and wide.
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