Euro-waltz singer songwriter with an alt-country edge.

12 MP3 Songs in this album (40:16) !
Related styles: COUNTRY: Alt-Country, FOLK: Urban Folk

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Flip Grater is a New Zealand-based singer/songwriter, with a repertoire bridging dirty indie-folk and delicate introverted lullabies. Her intimate live act and her recorded work alike have garnered wide critical acclaim.

Flip has performed with a number of New Zealandâs premiere artists, including The Phoenix Foundation, Dave Dobbyn, and Anika Moa. Flip has also shared the stage with international stars such as Ben Lee, The Shins, and Hugh Cornwall, and she has traveled to the Texas xx xx South by Southwest (SXSW) festival twice, performing at the 2006 event to a (number)-strong crowd, including pillars of the worldwide music industry.

Her lyrics, deeply pensive, and her voice, that rises like a clear spring and shifts seamlessly into smoky shades of blue in a nuance of moodsâ¦is utterly captivating." - THE BEAT, Christchurch Press, New Zealand

Her 2006 LP release, Cage For A Song, turned heads across the folk and alt-country scene, spawning 3 singles, 4 videos and attracting New Zealand On Air support. The track âLong Awaited Sighâ was selected from this album by producers of the hit American television show Brothers and Sisters, for the emotional final episode of their first season.

âFlip Graterâs Cage For A Song is ethereal without being too spacey, it's powerful without being overpowering, sparse without being vacant. 5 out of 5 starsâ
- cdbaby.com

âAn exceptional talent with a gift of arrangement that perfectly captures her varied emotional states. Stunning. *****â
- Steve Scott, Waikato Times

âFlip Grater has a Hope Sandoval feel to her acousto-folk, but when she shades to something more angsty indie, she's got a little Cat Power in her.â â The Austin Chronicle, Austin, Texas


In 2007, Flip released The Cookbook Tour â a performance/travel journal and recipe book that sparked interest across the country. This unconventional approach to a national tour was heralded by NZ media - including Kim Hill (National Radio), the Sunday Star Times, Herald on Sunday, TVNZâs Good Morning show and Taste magazine. Major local publishers are currently working with Flip on a follow-up tour, to begin later this year.

Her anticipated new album, Be All and End All, is due for release in July.