“Repp’s a better balladeer than many of the bearded boys imagined to own the mode.” – Pitchfork

Corrina Repp is a singer/multi-instrumentalist based in Portland, Oregon. She recorded several albums in the early 2000s, the last of which was released by Mark Kozelek (Red House Painters, Sun Kil Moon). In 2007 Corrina and fellow musician Joe Haege formed Tu Fawning, recording an EP and two albums and touring extensively throughout the US and Europe to great public and critical acclaim for the next 5 years. The band played their last show in London in 2012 before deciding to part ways for good.

Repp moved into a tiny apartment in Portland and put all of her equipment into a closet, where it remained for a whole year. In January 2014, she started playing and writing again; writing in-between working at a restaurant and a plant nursery, writing while house-sitting a mansion for 6 weeks, writing at a friend’s cabin in the woods, writing in her room at 2 in the morning. Writing because she simply had to.
It’s the culmination of these (joyous and sad) moments and (magnificent and mundane) places that brings us “The Pattern of Electricity”, Corrina Repp’s first solo album in almost ten years.