Description of Kimya Dawson's Music: Contemporary singer-songwriter, anti-folk
Comparisons: This is probably the most difficult section to fill in. Kimya Dawson's imagery-laden narrative songs are so original, it's hard to draw comparisons. Fans of Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, and Ani DiFranco will likely enjoy her work, even though it doesn't sound much like those artists.
Kimya Dawson Trivia: Kimya Dawson lives with her parents and brother in New York, where her parents run a day care center out of their home.
Recommended CDs by Kimya Dawson: My Cute Fiend Sweet Princess (Important Records, 2004) 
Hidden Vagenda (K Records, 2004)
Kimya Dawson/Matty Pop Chart (K Records, 2006)
Hidden Vagenda (K Records, 2004)
Kimya Dawson/Matty Pop Chart (K Records, 2006)
Kimya Dawson Biography: Kimya Dawson was born and raised in Bedford Hills, NY. After meeting Adam Green in a record store in upstate New York, the duo formed a band called the Moldy Peaches. They began playing the anti-folk scene in New York City, and slowly built a very loyal following. Since the Moldy Peaches went on hiatus a few years ago, though, she's opened for artists like They Might Be Giants, Regina Spektor, Third Eye Blind, and the Butchies.
She's leant her voice to recordings by Ben Kweller, The Mountain Goats, and others. Dawson released her first solo album in 2002. Both as a member of Moldy Peaches, and as a solo artist, Dawson has toured extensively throughout the US and Europe. She's released four solo albums. Some work the Moldy Peaches did years ago was picked up as the soundtrack to the major motion picture Juno in 2007.
