Flip Grater
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Clare Grater |
| Born | September 22, 1981 Christchurch, New Zealand |
| Genres | Indie, folk, acoustic, |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, composer, author, chef |
| Instruments | guitar, vocals |
| Years active | 2004–present |
| Labels | Maiden, Make My Day, Vicious Circle |
| Website | www |
Flip Grater is a New Zealand singer-songwriter, author, and entrepreneur. Best known for her indie-folk music, she has released multiple albums and toured internationally.
Biography
Early life
Flip Grater was born in Christchurch, New Zealand. Raised in a family that valued storytelling and creativity, she was drawn to the arts from an early age. Her upbringing in New Zealand inspired her later works, particularly her emphasis on homegrown experiences and her focus on ethical, plant-based lifestyles.
Music career
Flip Grater began her music career in the early 2000s, performing in small venues around New Zealand. Her debut album was called Cage For A Song (2006), blending folk, rock, and indie influences.
Throughout her music career, Grater released several albums, including:
- Be All And End All (2008)
- Pigalle (2014)
The latter, Pigalle, was inspired by her time in Paris, where she lived for several years.[citation needed]
Writing and memoirs
In addition to her music career, Grater is an author. Her cookbook The Grater Good highlights some of the dishes available at her French-styled Christchurch bistro and was released by Koa Press in 2021.
Personal life
Flip Grater has a daughter. She lives in Christchurch, where she manages Grater Goods.[1]
Discography
- [2]Nameless EP (2004)
- Cage For A Song (2006)
- Be All And End All (2008)
- While I’m Awake I’m At War (2010)
- Pigalle (2014)
- Lullabies for Anaïs EP (2018)
Bibliography
- The Cookbook Tour Europe - tales in music and food (Bateman)
- The Grater Good (Koa Press)
References
External links
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- Musical artist
- 1981 births
- Musicians from Christchurch
- New Zealand women singer-songwriters
- New Zealand singer-songwriters
- New Zealand food writers
- New Zealand record producers
- New Zealand talk radio hosts
- 21st-century New Zealand women singers
- Women record producers
- New Zealand women radio presenters
- New Zealand radio presenters
