Songs & Stories21 Aug 2024

The T Sisters on their new EP, ‘Sheroes’

On this episode of the Backstage Sonoma podcast, host Steve Roby interviews Erika Tietjen from the T Sisters, a folk trio rooted in the San Francisco Bay Area. Erika shares the sisters' musical background, highlighting their harmonious upbringing in a musically rich family. She offers insights into the group’s dynamic, revealing that she and her twin sisters, Rachel and Chloe, each contribute uniquely to their distinctive sound. Erika reminisces about their childhood, filled with music, dance, and theater, painting a vivid picture of a life where creativity was embedded in daily existence.

Erika discusses the evolution of their music-writing process, explaining how they have successfully brought individually crafted songs together to shape the T Sisters' sound. She mentions their recent release of singles from an upcoming Sheroes EP, which features reimagined covers of iconic female artists. Erika also touches on the challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood with their musical careers. Despite the complexity of their current lives, the sisters continue to draw strength from their deep connection and years of performing together.

In anticipation of their upcoming shows in Inverness, Erika describes the intimate and interactive nature of house concerts where the audience can connect more personally with the band.

The conversation concludes with host Steve Roby encouraging listeners to explore the T Sisters’ music through various online platforms and reminding them of the forthcoming performances in Inverness as part of the Blue Moon Concert Series. This episode provides a heartfelt glimpse into the life and music of the T Sisters, emphasizing their dedication to family and artistry.

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