ABOUT
THE BAND:
Katie Sawicki - Guitars, Vocals, Songwriter
Zanny Geffel - Drums, Synths, Vocals
Kelly Clifton - Bass
Kris Doty - Bass
Mieke Bruggeman - Woodwinds
THE STORY: The Cabin Project - a group of all women and non-binary Portland-based musicians - is a musical hybrid of orchestral folk, rock, and indie. The band’s sound stems from haunting choruses, harmonies, and orchestral elements. Sonically expansive, but heartfelt and intimate, The Cabin Project has used the last 14 years of writing and performing together to hone a sound all their own.
The Cabin Project, a project of Katie Sawicki - former-folksinger from Brooklyn, gone electric, is now defined by musical partner Zanny Geffel, rooted in jazz and orchestral inspired drums, and collaborators Kelly Clifton on bass and Mieke Bruggeman, Kris Doty on bass and Jean Mastaler on violin. Five studio records and hundreds of shows across the country later, the band knows how each other takes their coffee, the musical heroes that define each member’s individual sound, and the daily surprises a collective voice can yield in rehearsals.
A set of two EPs entitled "What I Heard When I Listened | What I Said when I Spoke”. At a time when many worlds were turned upside down, these albums narrate the reflection, revelations, joys and struggles of what grows from the opportunity to start again. The songs that emerged speak to a time of intensive listening and discovery. To help support this process, the band also ensured our communities were a part of each step of the process; the project was entirely written, recorded, mixed and mastered by queer, women, and/or non-binary artists. The Cabin Project released "What I Heard When I Listened | What I Said when I Spoke” at The Old Church in Portland, OR August 18, 2022.
Katie Sawicki - Guitars, Vocals, Songwriter
Zanny Geffel - Drums, Synths, Vocals
Kelly Clifton - Bass
Kris Doty - Bass
Mieke Bruggeman - Woodwinds
THE STORY: The Cabin Project - a group of all women and non-binary Portland-based musicians - is a musical hybrid of orchestral folk, rock, and indie. The band’s sound stems from haunting choruses, harmonies, and orchestral elements. Sonically expansive, but heartfelt and intimate, The Cabin Project has used the last 14 years of writing and performing together to hone a sound all their own.
The Cabin Project, a project of Katie Sawicki - former-folksinger from Brooklyn, gone electric, is now defined by musical partner Zanny Geffel, rooted in jazz and orchestral inspired drums, and collaborators Kelly Clifton on bass and Mieke Bruggeman, Kris Doty on bass and Jean Mastaler on violin. Five studio records and hundreds of shows across the country later, the band knows how each other takes their coffee, the musical heroes that define each member’s individual sound, and the daily surprises a collective voice can yield in rehearsals.
A set of two EPs entitled "What I Heard When I Listened | What I Said when I Spoke”. At a time when many worlds were turned upside down, these albums narrate the reflection, revelations, joys and struggles of what grows from the opportunity to start again. The songs that emerged speak to a time of intensive listening and discovery. To help support this process, the band also ensured our communities were a part of each step of the process; the project was entirely written, recorded, mixed and mastered by queer, women, and/or non-binary artists. The Cabin Project released "What I Heard When I Listened | What I Said when I Spoke” at The Old Church in Portland, OR August 18, 2022.
