Debra Fotheringham
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Debra Fotheringham is a singer/songwriter from American Fork, Utah. She has released three studio albums of original folk/roots music, including her self-titled debut album produced by Giles Reaves (2007), Time (2010) and The Darkness and the Sun (2017) produced by Scott Wiley (Elliott Smith, Bonnie Raitt). She was a finalist in the prestigious Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriting Competition in Lyons, CO in 2008 and an Honorable Mention in the 2017 Telluride Troubadour Songwriting Contest. She showcased at the Americana Music Festival in Nashville, TN in 2017.
Debra is also a member of the traditional roots and gospel group, The Lower Lights. Debra’s vocals with The Lower Lights were prominently featured in an episode of AMC’s period drama, Hell On Wheels. The Lower Lights have released six studio albums. Debra has also been a featured vocalist on three albums from EDM megastar, Kaskade. Most notably, the album, Atmosphere, (featuring Debra’s vocals on the song “How It Is”) was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Dance Album.
