Selena Tibert
Selena's Debut EP "The Fool" is out now.Selena is an indie folk singer-songwriter and instrumentalist based out of Brooklyn, New York. She uses unique, melodic chord structures and poetic lyrics to dissect feelings of anxiety, identity, and expectations—whether they’re real or not. Tibert takes inspiration from musicians such as Laura Marling, Marika Hackman, Madison Cunningham and Brandi Carlile.Selena has toured the East and West Coast, playing upstate New York, Boston, NYC, New Jersey, Seattle and Portland. Her singles "Where Its Dark" and "Feels Like a Sin" were featured in the short film "What Now?"Selena's debut EP "The Fool" was released in June 2024. The EP was self produced and was mixed and mastered at Rift Studios in Brooklyn. She has worked as a producer for several musicians projects.
Live
10.20 | Kato Sake Work, Brooklyn | 6pm
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11.15 | Purgatory, Brooklyn | 8 pm |
Tickets coming soon
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Discography
Selena's debut EP "The Fool" makes its way through classic folk rock mixed modern pop and jazz, to delicate acoustic tracks with cinematic strings. The EP carefully shifts from minimalist setups to fuller and more intricate arrangements.
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Featured on "The Fool" are Selena Tibert on guitar and vocals, Jesse Torres on lead guitar and bass, Evan Alexander Moore and Paul Ceglio on Drums, Hannah Lynne Miller and Belle Shea on Harmonies, and Zoe Firn on Violin and Harmonies. "The Fool" was released in June 2024. The EP was self produced and was mixed and mastered at Rift Studios in Brooklyn.
Photo by Amir Nazar
Photo by Amir Nazar
Reviews
“Her new EP is a triumph, expertly bringing together emotional stories with unconventional instrumental arrangements…expressing its central themes against a composition that twists and turns in a mercurial way. I’ve not heard much like it. Classic folk elements blend with modern pop and jazz, and something else that’s completely undefinable.”- York Calling
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"I lingered over her lyrics, which share personal experiences like they were mythology... with nods to 60s and 70s folk that weave stories heavy with feeling that aren’t overly sentimental.” - Really Molly Murphy
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“…with organic and natural sounding instruments working well together to form something full-bodied but never overwhelming. It is the bass underbelly in every track that gives it a sense of grounding before the more ethereal and melodic components take center stage.”
- Indiefferential Magazine
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“The acoustic instrumentals are stunning and the production quality is top-notch. Her lyrics are deeply touching and mesh perfectly with the vocal melodies to create a unique and haunting atmosphere.”
- Cheers To The Viking
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