Tiger Darrow

NYU Steinhardt Songwriting Scholar Award, 2013

• Bill Wisener of Bill’s Records in Dallas, Texas said of Tiger Darrow in an article published in The New York Times, “Her music is her music, and it doesn’t sound like anyone else.”

• Pete Freedman of Central Track calls her a “talented, alluring vocalist.”

• The Dallas Observer called her “One to Watch.”

• Stephen Becker of Art and Seek: “Darrow’s ready to spread her wings.”

• Robert Jenkins and Nicholas Leggatt: “The talent and energy coming from the ! stage was so palpable that from the first song we knew Tiger Darrow was someone to watch… there’s no reason she shouldn’t be huge.”

• Gadi Elkon, Pearl Snap Discount: “Tiger‘s name invokes a lot of the qualities in !her singing. She’s powerful, vibrant, enchanting and striking.”

• Jessica Harp, Pegasus News: “She is charming and lovable, with the type of personality and talent to make it big. It’s only a matter of time before she takes the world by storm…”

• Scott Straley of AOL’s City’s Best: “In a music world that’s continually bombarded by next-big-thing wannabes with big-time backing and bought-and-paid-for media coverage, every so often an actual diamond finds a way to gleam through the glitz. By all indications, Tiger Darrow has a real shot at that distinction.”

Tiger is a Music Composition major with a focus on songwriting at New York University, where she is honored to be the 2013 recipient of the Carol Bayer Sager Songwriting Scholarship, and most recently, the recipient of the Fall 2013 Steinhardt Songwriting Scholar Award (in tandem with the Songwriters Hall of Fame).

Prior to making the move to NYC, she was a music major at the prestigious Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas. Austin raised, Tiger is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, cellist who appears regularly as a headlining performer at theaters, nightclubs, special events, and private parties nationally and internationally.

An accomplished singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Tiger has had the honor of opening for many artists including The Eagles, Edie Brickell, Erykah Badu, Loudon Wainwright III, and Zoe Keating.

Tiger has been nominated as Best Female Vocalist and Best Solo Act by the Dallas Observer Music Awards, she was a finalist in the John Lennon Songwriter’s Competition, and she won Downbeat Awards for Engineering in 2010, and 2011. Her work as a composer has also been featured in the Robert Rodriguez film, Machete, and in a host of short films. She has mixed albums and songs for a number of artists, collaborating with them as a songwriter, singer, and instrumentalist as well. Tiger has appeared on magazine covers, been featured in numerous publications, and has appeared in more than a dozen films.

Tiger’s albums, You Know Who You Are (self-released), and HELLO (foreverything records) were released in 2011. She is currently at work on her next album.

Fun fact: Tiger appears as Snow White in the AVByte Disney Princess videos which, within days of release, went viral. The first video, Hipster Disney Princess: THE MUSICAL garnered 2.5 million hits within a week of release. The second (which also featured Tiger as Snow White),
Disney Princess Leia saw 2.5 million hits within days of its release.

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