"Local Annie Crane plays fabulous folk with enough thoughtful twang to transport you back in time…and down South". Time Out NY

"With wild hair and gypsy music, Robin Aigner brings an ache-y folk sound to the stage. Singing songs of Winnebago’s and the 1977 blackout, it's is what would happen if The Mamas and The Papas merge with Loretta Lynn and picked up the ukulele". Nuvo

Annie Crane's music captures you with stories of immigrant grandparents, February ice storms, heartache in snowy Toronto and an industrially sweet Brooklyn love. Crane has played the Mercury Lounge, Rockwood Musichall and countless other famed NY venues. She has been featured at the New Jersey Folk Festival as a main stage act, at Make Music New York’s "Wagstock" (3 years in a row), has toured the Southeast and New England, performed on numerous radio programs (Americana Crossroads, WDVX’s Blue Plate Special, WTBU's Over Yonder) and shared the stage with the Corduroy Road, Au Revoir Simone and The Bowmans.

Former member of Crooked Jades (and current member of Pinataland), Robin Aigner has toured extensively in the North and Southeast, been featured on countless radio broadcasts (WDVX’s Blue Plate Special, Americana Crossroads, WKCR) and festivals (Bristol Rhythm & Roots, Floyd Fandango, Make Music New York) and has shared either tours or bills with The Everybodyfields, Ian Thomas, The Be Good Tanyas, The Wiyos and more. Robin Aigner's quirky, irreverent and original old-timey/gypsy folk has a loyal following from New York to Nashville, New Hampshire to San Francisco.