Char Seawell
| Char Seawell | |
|---|---|
| Born | Charlotte V. Seawell 11 July 1952 Bothell, Washington, United States |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 👩 Spouse(s) | Tim Seawell |
| 🏅 Awards | Semi-finalist at U.K. Songwriting Contest; Semi-finalist at Great American Song Contest |
| 🌐 Website | www |
Charlotte V. Seawell is an American singer, songwriter, novelist and essayist from Bothell, Washington.[1] She co-authored a historical full length musical and wrote two historical fiction novels based in the North Cascades and in pre-Nazi Germany. She is the founding member of the country-folk band Windfall.[2]
Biography[edit]
Early life and music career[edit]
Seawell spent her early years as a songwriter and singer performing at various concerts at military bases in California, Frankfurt, Germany and Japan.[3] She learned to play five instruments - the violin, saxophone, bassoon, drums and guitar. Later her family moved to Colorado and Wyoming where she continued performing with local country-rock bands Silverton Station and The Tailgate Orchestra. She became a semi-finalist in the American Song Festival and won numerous awards in the Colorado Composers Classic. She was also a finalist at the Colorado/Wyoming Battle of the Bands.
Seawell later moved to Pacific Northwest where she was introduced to Tim Seawell, a singer and guitarist, through Musicians’ Association of Seattle and they got married in 1986. Later she was joined by her husband and the duo formed a band called Windfall. The band has released four albums and over 40 singles under the folk music genre.
In 2019, Seawell worked on a musical docudrama called Assam Skies which is a collaborative music project featuring musicians and artists from four countries including Karen Weed (poet) and Alice Banting from UK, Jim Ankan Deka from India, and Lain Heringman from Spain.[4][5]
Albums[edit]
- Poet of Stones (2018)
- Best days of my life (2015)
- Life happens (2015)
- Prayers of the blue and gray (2012)
Single compositions[edit]
- Assam Skies (featuring Jim Ankan Deka and Karen Weed) (2019)
- I will ever praise you (2019)
- Father and daughter (2019)
- Secret (2019)
- Baby, won't you dance with me (2019)
- Notice the rainbow (2019)
- Stone and wood (2019)
- Bring on the Snow (2018)
- Turn in to Me (2018)
- Shores of Italy (2016)
- If I Would've Known (2014)
- Move Into the Light (2008)
- Ladies of cullpeper (2002)
References[edit]
- ↑ Bothell folk duo Windfall to play show benefitting foster kids, Heraldnet.com
- ↑ All about music: Schedule of concerts around Snohomish County, Heraldnet.com
- ↑ Char Seawell - ChaiTunes artist, Musicmalt.com
- ↑ Assam Skies - a collaborative musical docudrama, Music Malt
- ↑ An English poet writes a powerful poem depicting the life of her great-grandmother from Assam, OK North East
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Char Seawell at CD Baby
- Char Seawell on IMDb
- Char Seawell at Apple Music
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