I Thought I Saw You, distributed by ONErpm, maps Deb Talan’s journey into new life, love, longing, and letting go. The collection of lush, folk-pop gems is enriched by Iowa musicians Dan Padley (keys, guitar) and Jay Foote (bass). Deb’s voice and writing urge the listener to lean into the whole range of feelings involved in making and accepting big life changes.

Deb Talan’s voice has been described as “intoxicating” by NPR, “sugary and sultry” by Paste Magazine, “inimitable” by The Boston Globe. Her songwriting, whether as half of the folk-pop duo The Weepies, or solo, has earned her recognition on multiple “Best Of” lists over the years and numerous placements in movies, tv shows and commercials.

Laura Lizcano is a Colombian-born singer-songwriter based in New York. Influenced by artists like Norah Jones, Natalia Lafourcade and Caroline Shaw, Lizcano combines her formal training as a jazz vocalist with her love of folk, pop and contemporary classical music. This combination of styles is evident within her own lyrically-driven compositions.

Lizcano has opened for Gaby Moreno and Sammy Miller and the Congregation at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia. She has also been featured in the virtual Wawa Welcome America Festival (2020) and Philadelphia’s iconic Philly Folk Fest (2020 and 2021). Additionally, Laura regularly collaborates with Almanac Dance Circus Theatre and has written and performed her original music for two of the company’s original shows: Happy Hour (Cannonball Festival 2021, Miniball 2022) and Armor (2021), which was commissioned by and presented at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Lizcano’s self-released debut EP, Chance on Me (2018), was followed by her first full-length studio album, Heart (2020). Her latest album, Daughter of the Sea, is now available on all streaming platforms.