Suzie Brown songs

Suzie Brown might be a common name, but there’s nothing common about this rising talent. Brown is a practicing cardiologist who has set aside a promising research career to pursue music. Within a few months of playing her first show, Brown sold out Philadelphia’s storied Tin Angel and opened for Livingston Taylor. By February, she was warming up crowds for Lyle Lovett, and by summer, playing for packed houses in New York City and Boston. While media outlets have seized on her unusual bio, au...

Suzie Brown might be a common name, but there’s nothing common about this rising talent. Brown is a practicing cardiologist who has set aside a promising research career to pursue music. Within a few months of playing her first show, Brown sold out Philadelphia’s storied Tin Angel and opened for Livingston Taylor. By February, she was warming up crowds for Lyle Lovett, and by summer, playing for packed houses in New York City and Boston. While media outlets have seized on her unusual bio, audiences have focused squarely on her music. The easy familiarity of her songs harkens back to Carole King’s folk‐pop creations, while the yearning sweetness in her voice recalls the down‐home intimacy of Patty Griffin.