Suzanne Vega
Close-Up 1:Love Songs

Suzanne's voice sounds as good or better than on the originals and her new arrangements while not dramatically different are heartfelt.

Her arrangements are straightforward, but tricky. Suzanne still performs. Quite opposite ends of thespectrum, but Suzanne is a guitarist, after all. 5 STARS

Reinterpreting old songs doesn?t always add up to someone?s back catalogue, but Suzanne Vega, never being one for big production and bombast in the fi...

Back to basics The first in a series of four albums on which she revisits old material in a stripped-down acoustic setting, Love Songs gives the imp...

Back in the mid-80s, when folk music was in the doldrums, a New York-based acoustic guitarist and singer-songwriter was hailed as the scene's new savi...

Timelessly edgy imagery and agelessly beautiful vocals are what make Suzanne Vega’s long awaited 8th studio album such a delight to listen to. Strippi...

Here’s an idea. You’re a brilliant and well respected New York folk poet with seven superb albums and countless great songs, spanning twenty five year...

EXCLUSIVE FIRST LISTEN:Close-Up Vol 1: Love SongsHad Suzanne Vega appeared in the '60s or '70s, her name would be mentioned in the same breath such le...

After an absence of nearly three years Suzanne Vega returns to us with Close-up, Vol. 1, Love Songs, the first of a four-album acoustic series of all ...