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Michael Zapruder - Songs and Records

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“Michael Zapruder makes beautiful folk-pop ballads resonant of the voice

of Rufus Wainwright and wordplay of Andrew Bird" - Pitchfork

rrunnerrss - rrunnerrss LP (2026)

“Blending North African desert-rock pentatonics, psychedelia, and improvisational guitar work, the album builds hypnotic grooves and vivid songs about belonging, protection, and resistance." B-Side Guys

​"a beautiful but heartbreaking exploration of safety and belonging in a world guaranteeing neither” - KUTX Austin

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Close Calls - Both Side Convenience LP (2025)

“Contemporary cosmic synth pop syntheses…Close Calls is an exercise in creative concision.” - Week in Pop

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Michael Zapruder - Serious Light (EP) (2022)

                                                  4 Song EP of tracks from the Latecomers sessions

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Michael Zapruder - Latecomers LP (2020)

“Latecomers” is a singer-songwriter album at its core, but a remarkably creative and sophisticated one, both musically and lyrically." Austin American-Statesman

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Michael Zapruder - Pink Thunder LP (2012)

                                         “…a work of extraordinary merit and historical significance….” Huffington Post

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Michael Zapruder - Dragon Chinese Cocktail Horoscope LP (2009)

“If Beck’s “The New Pollution” and Joni Mitchell’s “Free Man in Paris” conceived a child, it might sound something like this…” Pitchfork

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Michael Zapruder - New Ways of Letting Go LP (2006)

                                       “…a remarkable effort from a very talented songwriter.” Popmatters

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Michael Zapruder - This is a Beautiful Town LP (2002)

“…there’s just no way to overstate how good this record is… crushingly lovely ….Go get it.” – Performing Songwriter Magazine

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Michael Zapruder - 52 Songs (4xLP) (1999)

                                                         One song each week for a year on the internet in 1999

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