“Why is something so sweet illegal?

The importance of terroir to the French psyche and self-image is difficult to overestimate, because it is a concept almost untranslatable, combining soil, weather, region and notions of authenticity, of genuineness and particularity—of roots, and home…”

– The New York Times

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With a complex range of emotions, distilled to explore the heart and soul, American singer song teller Beth Crookham’s terroir layers crisp clear pure sweet lyrics, intensely rich, yet well crafted like an eau de vie in the tracks of her debut album Little Yellow Plums.  

Breezy bluesy like a wind chime; add a little voodoo mystery and magic;  soulful and spiritually harmonic, Beth fearlessly digs into the mosaic of life; navigating the autobiographical dark and light of relationships - to respectfully explore the roots of her artful heart.  Beth provides breathing space for soulful growth while nurturing the heart with kindness.