Sidney Bird
This is the Life

Having collaborated with the likes of Noah Kahan and producer Jackson Hoffman and accumulating nearly a million streams, Sidney Bird opens today the doors to a new chapter in her successful musical career. Desert Person, the album she's releasing today, is a ten-track collection of cactus pop songs chronicling various relationships, including friendships, family dynamics, romantic relationships, and even the relation we have with ourselves. The artist who is making a name for herself in Arizona continues to make music a tool of expression with which to share emotions and experiences with her audience.
The Arizona-based singer, who has previously supported Hans Williams, Natasha Bedingfield, Quarters of Change and performed with Dierks Bentley, is ready to share with the world her latest project, Desert Person. This is an exciting journey through the different facets of life and human relationships through songs like Hey Cowboy, Son of a Gun, or Butterfly in Conflict. Bird opens up emotionally in this new project, which is a collection of songs she wrote over the past couple of years.
And that’s not all. This September she’s going back on the road for a little tour in Nashville, Phoenix, Denver, and New York. “I’ve chosen to play some of the new music in the cities where you guys listen to my music the most. I want these shows to turn into a release party after the show. I want to get to know you guys!” she said via Instagram some weeks ago. If you want to know more about her next shows, you can find all the information on her website.
Words
David Alarcón
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