About

Amy Martin emerges from the margins with her upcoming release Bones, an album born in restless nights and quiet reckonings — a record carved from hollow spaces and unresolved loss. With a voice steeped in raw honesty, the project sheds skin to reveal what remains: bone and marrow, fragility and stubborn strength.

Bones is not just a collection of songs, but a slow-burning confession — an excavation of grief in its many forms: the absence of loved ones, faith eroded by politics and religion, the weight of death, and the quieter ache of carrying the past into the present. Each track inhabits a different stage — anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance — not as a linear path, but as emotional states that overlap, repeat, and refuse to resolve.

Rooted in Americana yet unafraid to wander, the album draws from dusky folk intimacy, roots rock grit, and acoustic confessionals. What makes Bones distinct is its quiet courage — the willingness to sit inside sorrow long enough for something true to surface.

For listeners drawn to music that doesn’t gloss over scars but instead traces their outlines, Bones offers solace, grit, and the uncompromising truth of a heart laid bare — a reminder that grief can be carried, named, and shared, and that no one walks it alone.

Amy has had the opportunity to share a bill with many greats: Kelsey Waldon, Jaime Wyatt, Mariel Buckley, Sean McConnell, Melissa Carper, Joshua Quimby, Sunny Sweeney, Larry Keel, Yarn, The Black Lillies, David Wax Museum, Town Mountain, The Hackensaw Boys, The Brother Brothers, The Grascals, The Delta Saints, Special Consensus, and Miss Tess.

For booking and media inquiries, email booking@amymartinmusic.com