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Raven Quinn is an American musician,[1] singer and songwriter. Her first self-titled album was released March 4, 2010.[2][3] Quinn released the title track "Not In Vain" from her sophomore album on October 31, 2013, with the full second album Not In Vain seeing release on October 6, 2014.[4] On December 8, 2015, Raven Quinn released The Acoustic EP, containing acoustic versions of songs from her first two albums.
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Raven Quinn released her first solo album, Raven Quinn, through Corvus Entertainment on March 4, 2010.[5] The album was produced with Dan Brodbeck. Within hours of release it became a number one on Amazon's "Movers and Shakers" [6] charts and held top 100 chart positions in Amazon.com's Rock and MP3 album charts within the first twelve hours of release.
In December 2012, Quinn released a digital EP entitled Demos & Rarities Part I[7] a collection of demo recordings and previously unreleased tracks which were recorded during the making of her debut album. In October 2013, Quinn released the title track "Not In Vain"[8] from her second album.
October 6, 2014 Quinn's sophomore effort Not In Vain was released. Pairing up again with producer Dan Brodbeck, Not In Vain joined her 2010 self-titled release in the top of the Amazon.com's Movers and Shakers, Rock, and Pop sales charts.
in 2015, Quinn's acoustic EP, a compilation of acoustic tracks from her first two albums, was released on December 8 with proceeds benefiting the Cancer Research Collaboration, an organization formed by Breastlink, where Quinn was treated for invasive ductal carcinoma.[9]
- Raven Quinn – all vocals
- George Lynch – guitars
- Josh Freese – drums
- Blair Sinta – drums
- Aaron Embry – piano and pads
- Dan Brodbeck – guitars, bass and keyboards
Album:
- Raven Quinn (2010)
- Demos & Rarities Part I (2012)
- Not in Vain (2014)
- The Acoustic EP (2015)
Singles:
- Not in Vain (2013)
Other appearances:
- The Window (Rock Band song)
- Decadence (Rock Band song)
- Catalyst (Rock Band song)
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