Christine Lavin
PMP Network Presents
Christine Lavin is a folk singer-songwriter known for her humorous and observational songs. She performs a song about her 'inner bitch' during this interview.
Christine Lavin
Folk Artist
About Christine Lavin
Christine Lavin is a New York City–based folk singer-songwriter born in Geneva, New York. She founded the Four Bitchin' Babes in 1990 and has released numerous albums including "Getting in Touch with My Inner Bitch" (2000). She produced twelve compilation albums showcasing other singer-songwriters and served as original host of Sunday Breakfast on WFUV. She received the Kate Wolf Memorial Award in 1990 and won the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award in 2011 for her memoir.
In this interview
- Performs her song about getting in touch with her inner bitch.
- Discusses running her own record label, christinelavin.com records, with family help.
- Talks about creative control over album sequencing and packaging decisions.
- Describes balancing roles as president, messenger, and secretary of her label.
“I am the president of my own record company but sometimes I'm also the messenger and very often I'm the secretary.”— Christine Lavin, in this interview
Since this interview
In October 2024, the York Theatre in New York City performed "InunDATEd," a 90-minute theatrical production featuring nine of Lavin's songs, with eleven performances.
