Equally inspired by Laurel Canyon and Greenwich Village, singer and songwriter Arielle Silver is a consummate storyteller whose songs are rich with imagery, empathy, and insight.  Her latest 10-song album “Watershed” draws on watershed moments in woodsy and watery places like Venice Beach, the Florida coast, and the Appalachian trail.  Renewing and reflective, her roots-y story-songs have crosscurrents that connect experiences, people, and places.

Born on Florida’s Gulf Coast and raised along the mid-Atlantic seaboard, Silver now lives just a traffic jam away from the Pacific Ocean in her adopted home of Los Angeles.  Memories of places and times serve as touchstones through her songs, as do the troubadour music traditions of folk, country, and rock that she grew up singing with her guitar-strumming architect dad.  An ethic of care runs through her music, each song ushering listeners to tune into their own relationship with both people and the more-than-human world.

Arielle will appear at Prosser’s Princess Theatre Green Room, 1228 Meade Avenue, Prosser, WA 99350, as a part of the 3RFS-cosponsored “Common Folk” concert series.  The concert is on Thursday, September 25^th.  Doors open at 6:30pm; food and drink are available.  Tickets can be purchased at the door for $15, or online at https://prosserprincess.ludus.com.