Post-folk songwriter Sheri Streeter laid claim to their place in the Louisville alt music scene with evocative narratives, forthright lyrics, and revealing vocals. Whether bared solo or performed with lush accompaniments, Streeter’s nuanced writing is carried by a voice you could break, underscored by a quiet intensity that is still tender to the touch. The Michigan born singer/guitarist cut their teeth writing and performing in the Kalamazoo DIY scene adjacent to punk, indie, Americana, experimental, and post-hardcore bands, releasing several lo-fi singles, EPs, demos, and collaborations with artists like outlaw poet Ron Whitehead and Appalachian noise musician Zack Kouns. On their debut full-length 'That Shadow Too Am I', featuring Lung's Kate Wakefield, Streeter explores a darkness long eschewed in hopes of exposing and extracting one’s fatal flaw under a spotlight. Emotionally visceral, these ten tracks examine the desire for connection and vulnerability while confronting the fear of truly knowing oneself. The resulting insight into recurring themes casts compassion upon missteps, reframing open wounds with acceptance. Streeter reinterprets old songs among previously unreleased tracks, presenting the music as more refined, delicate, and uncompromising. sheristreeter.com [Photos: Mickie Winters]