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Anna Bulbrook

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Anna Bulbrook
Bulbrook performing with The Bulls
Bulbrook performing with The Bulls
Background information
Instrument(s)Violin

Anna Bulbrookis an American musician. She previously played violin and provided backing vocals for Americanrockbandthe Airborne Toxic Event.

Early life

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Anna Bulbrook is from Boston.[1]She began playing violin at age four.[2]She attendedColumbia Universitywhere she majored in creative writing.[1]

Career

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At age twenty-one, Bulbrook stopped playing the violin. She felt uneasy about her decision to quit, worrying that she would disappoint her family after years of lessons and providing an expensive, professional-grade violin for her. She then worked inpublic relations.While working as an intern at the magazineFilter,she played backing violin for aKanye Westperformance inAspen, Colorado,which she described as a "revelation", as playing in that context was more casual and fun.Mikel Jollett,who was an editor atFilter,then invited her to tour with his bandThe Airborne Toxic Event.[1]

The Airborne Toxic Event

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Bulbrook joined The Airborne Toxic Event in her early twenties, touring extensively after their hit "Sometime Around Midnight".[1] In September 2019, Bulbrook announced that she was leaving the band.[3]

GIRLSCHOOL

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Bulbrook helped establish GIRLSCHOOL, a woman-led music festival that centers on women artists and leaders.[4]

Other work

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Bulbrook has been a member or touring member of other bands includingEdward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.[5]She also created her own band, The Bulls, along with Marc Sallis ofThe Duke Spirit.[1] Bulbrook has played violin for the scores of several films, includingMoonlight.[2]She also was credited on several tracks from theBeyoncéalbumLemonade:"Pray You Catch Me","Don't Hurt Yourself",and"All Night".[6]

References

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  1. ^abcde"Anna Bulbrook".Distinct Daily.Retrieved6 December2019.
  2. ^abMejia, Paula (12 March 2018)."Meet the Musician Who's Amplifying Female Voices".Red Bull.Retrieved6 December2019.
  3. ^"Anna Bulbrook Announces Departure From Airbrone [sic] Toxic Event".Radio 104.5.17 September 2019.Retrieved6 December2019.
  4. ^Nelson, Gabi."Girl Crush: Anna Bulbrook of GIRLSCHOOL".Valfre.Retrieved6 December2019.
  5. ^"Anna Bulbrook".Nord.Retrieved6 December2019.
  6. ^"Lemonade Credits".Beyoncé.Archived fromthe originalon 15 April 2021.Retrieved6 December2019.