Emerging for the first time as a solo artist in 2013, Zdan is anything but a rookie. In 2003 Zdan co-founded Twilight Hotel with Dave Quanbury and together they recorded 2 JUNO nominated albums (Canada's Grammy equivalent) --2008's Highway Prayer and 2010's When the Wolves Go Blind-- forging a sound that critics likened to "old leather, worn and soft" and earned them the handle "rulers of their own genre."
In 2011, Zdan was recruited as a triple-threat side woman by Austin-based female super-group The Trishas for her six string, lap steel, and accordion skills.
"Be it fronting her own projects or backing other artists, Zdan infiltrated the boys only club that permeates most country and Americana musician crowds by mixing a humble personality with hard-earned chops to truly by envious of." - Galleywinter.com
Her solo work in Texas as well as her side work with The Trishas garnered her a 2014 Lone Star Music aw...
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Emerging for the first time as a solo artist in 2013, Zdan is anything but a rookie. In 2003 Zdan co-founded Twilight Hotel with Dave Quanbury and together they recorded 2 JUNO nominated albums (Canada's Grammy equivalent) --2008's Highway Prayer and 2010's When the Wolves Go Blind-- forging a sound that critics likened to "old leather, worn and soft" and earned them the handle "rulers of their own genre."
In 2011, Zdan was recruited as a triple-threat side woman by Austin-based female super-group The Trishas for her six string, lap steel, and accordion skills.
"Be it fronting her own projects or backing other artists, Zdan infiltrated the boys only club that permeates most country and Americana musician crowds by mixing a humble personality with hard-earned chops to truly by envious of." - Galleywinter.com
Her solo work in Texas as well as her side work with The Trishas garnered her a 2014 Lone Star Music award nomination for Musician of the Year.
Zdan releases her debut LP in 2015 produced by Teddy Morgan in Nashville, TN with a cast of fine players including members of My Morning Jacket.
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