Brooklyn, NY based indie-folksters Mia Riddle and Her Band recently made their Amie Street debut with

as well as an exclusive track from their yet to be released album, . In the short time that they've been on the site, their music has been buzzing like crazy! One reason could be that they worked with Au Revoir Simone's producer, Rod Sherwood. Another reason could be that they are a talented group with songs that will charm even the toughest of critics. LVHRD Magazine called Mia Riddle and Her Band "a standout act with a bright future... stars in the making" and The Owl Mag raved that the band is "...both charming and remarkably intellectual...as good as it gets." But don't just listen to these music writers (myself included), check out what these Amie Street users had to say:

Key Tracks:

Too Late (

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"You get the feeling that Mia is pointing her finger at you. She does a great job in conveying that feeling with her singing and the Tango-esque influences in the song. I just wish it were longer" [rec by parasight]

Grandchildren (

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"Makes me feel nostalgic, even though I don't have grandchildren. Good things often do come in small packages, and if it is a brief trip to bliss you're looking for, get this song." [rec by Tamzara]

Tigers (

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"This track has quickly ascended to my appreciation list; the rhythm and lyrical play make me wish for the inside of a pop-up book." [rec by curtismunch]

Tender (

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"this slow song is a change of pace for the album, but a great song to twist up with your lover on..." [rec by roguepuppet]

Check out this footage of Mia Riddle and Her Band on tour in the UK.

And if you're a sucker for indie chicks (and who isn't, right?), you'll definitely want to click here to see footage of Mia Riddle, Laurel Wells, and Erika Forster (from Au Revoir Simone) harmonizing in somebody's living room.

Also, stay tuned to Amie Street for details on a showcase featuring Mia Riddle and Her Band.