“Exiles (The Wolves of Midwinter)” the New Single from Singer-Songwriter Mary Fahl Featured on the Audiobook for “The Wolves of Midwinter” by Anne Rice
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 16, 2013 -- Singer-songwriter Mary Fahl, former lead singer of October Project, has written the theme song for the audiobook version of the new novel “The Wolves of Midwinter” by iconic author Anne Rice (“Interview with The Vampire”). With the help of the legendary composer and producer John Lissauer, who has worked with heavyweights such as Leonard Cohen and Bette Midler, “Exiles (The Wolves of Midwinter)” was born. To coincide with Rice’s new book launch, this hauntingly beautiful track is available now on iTunes, Amazon and other online retail outlets. To listen to “Exiles (The Wolves of Midwinter)”, click here.
Mary Fahl is best known as lead singer and co-founder of the mid-1990s folk-rock/adult alternative group October Project. As a solo artist, her musical inspirations have grown to include classical, folk, medieval and world music. Sharing a mutual love for music, longtime fan Anne Rice mentions both Fahl and an October Project song, “Take Me as I Am,” in her new novel, “The Wolves of Midwinter.” Rice noted that she referenced “Take Me as I Am” because “I was hearing that song in my head, and Mary Fahl singing it, as I wrote the scene.” Rice continued: “I am so honored and thrilled that Mary was inspired to write “Exiles” as a result. It’s haunting and beautiful and exactly conveys the mood of the novel.” To view a video of the making of “Exiles (The Wolves Of Midwinter)” with commentary from Anne Rice, John Lissauer and Mary Fahl, click here.
Her expressive, transcendent voice has been called “supernatural” by Anne Rice, and has garnered Fahl praise from her loyal fan base and critics alike. "The Boston Globe" wrote that Mary had “a voice for the gods,” Variety said she had “a powerful, beautifully proportioned contralto,” and “soul-permeating” vocals came from a review in the Portland Press.
Fahl hails from Rockland County, NY and currently lives in an idyllic setting in eastern Pennsylvania with her husband marine biologist and deep-sea explorer Dr. Richard Lutz.
For more information on Mary Fahl please contact:
Jodie Thomas and Casey Stickles at 5W Public Relations
Jthomas(at)5wpr(dot)com / Cstickles(at)5wpr(dot)com or 212-999-5585
https://twitter.com/MaryFahlMusic
Jodie Thomas, 5W Public Relations, http://maryfahl.com/, +1 646-763-8970, [email protected]
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