Deborah Berg is a New York City-based performing songwriter and teacher whose distinctive voice, songwriting talents, and warm teaching style characterize her 25 year musical career. She is proud to be an official Martin Guitar endorsed artist. Deborah’s latest CD, "No Rush," soothes the senses and inspires intimacy. She previously recorded two albums with Eye to Eye, produced by Gary Katz (Steely Dan). "No Rush" was recorded with producer/studio owner/bass player Ken Rich at Grand Street Recording in Brooklyn, New York. "No Rush" is a collection of ten original songs that inspire dancing close. In the 1980's Deborah and British music composer, Julian Marshall, formed the duo Eye to Eye and recorded two classic albums with Warner Brothers: "Eye to Eye" and "Shakespeare Stole My Baby," both produced by Gary Katz (Steely Dan). In 2006, the duo recorded a third independent CD: "Clean Slate," produced by Rhett Davies (Roxy Music). Deborah has published and written over 50 original and...
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Deborah Berg is a New York City-based performing songwriter and teacher whose distinctive voice, songwriting talents, and warm teaching style characterize her 25 year musical career. She is proud to be an official Martin Guitar endorsed artist. Deborah’s latest CD, "No Rush," soothes the senses and inspires intimacy. She previously recorded two albums with Eye to Eye, produced by Gary Katz (Steely Dan). "No Rush" was recorded with producer/studio owner/bass player Ken Rich at Grand Street Recording in Brooklyn, New York. "No Rush" is a collection of ten original songs that inspire dancing close. In the 1980's Deborah and British music composer, Julian Marshall, formed the duo Eye to Eye and recorded two classic albums with Warner Brothers: "Eye to Eye" and "Shakespeare Stole My Baby," both produced by Gary Katz (Steely Dan). In 2006, the duo recorded a third independent CD: "Clean Slate," produced by Rhett Davies (Roxy Music). Deborah has published and written over 50 original and co-written songs. In 1999, she recorded and produced her first solo album, "Places Where I Dream." In 2009, Deborah co-wrote with Doug Katsaros the new theme song for "Great Museums," the only nationwide television series devoted to America's museums.
