Susan Kane’s award-winning sweet and sharp Americana is an alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday's news and tomorrow's daydreams. Her fourth CD, Mostly Fine received confirmed airplay on more than 150 stations around the world, with notable positions on several charts. Blog Coverlaydown.com described Mostly Fine: "...a set of potent originals that reveal a rich and eminently human inner world through the superimposition of the mundane and the magic." A New Yorker, she is an active performer in the tristate area and is a past president of the Tribes Hill music collective.
NEWS
January 2026
A new year, hopefully a better year. I will be playing a couple of songs on January 18 in Andy Phillips' Music Makers Open Mic, broadcast on FaceBook. It starts at 6:30 EST, and you need to join the Facebook Group to watch. http://www.facebook.com/groups/musicmakersopenmic
December 2025
Happy holidays to everyone! “New York Winter” will be featured on Sunday (12/28) night's Hootenanny Cafe Singer Songwriter Showcase with SONGS ABOUT WINTER.The show airs at 9pm (est) on WTBQ.com You can also listen on Thursday (1/1) and Friday (1/2) at 10pm (est) on bellbuckleradio.com and then, of course on hootenannycafe.com .
Many thanks to DJ Jon Stein once again for his support!
November 2025
After a number of years absence from NERFA (Northeast Regional Folk Alliance) conferences, this year I am attending! I am looking forward to reconnecting with my music community.
Summer/Early Autumn 2025
I accidentally deleted my last few entries, oof….! So here is what I did over the summer and a bit beyond! In August, I played again at the wonderful Pleasantville Farmers Market, supported by fiddler Sarah Banks.
And later, in September, I was very so honored to have been interviewed for a feature article in the fall edition of Persimmon Tree, an online magazine about women over 60 in the arts. I sat down recently with Gena Raps, music editor of Persimmon Tree and celebrated pianist and music pedagogue. You can read the interview here: https://persimmontree.org/fall-2025/interview-with-susan-kane/ The magazine features poetry, fiction, nonfiction, visual art and a themed forum. I encourage you to explore its wide variety of offerings. A nonprofit, subscriptions are free. Persimmon Tree is guided by a distinguished group of women writers and editors and seeks to provide a platform to showcase the creativity and talent of women over 60.