Butterfly Boucher-Nashville, Tn,
May 3, '09

Now, as for who this is, I only know her as "Butterfly Boucher", and well, let me tell you about the day I met her.
I went to The Basement, a club here in Nashville, to see some friends of mine play, and after the first band departed, an interesting and beautiful woman with shorn locks took the stage. Her attire was; tight black pants, a red, trimmed tank top under a sleek black leather jacket. (pictured below) She was visually stunning, to say it mildly.

As those of us in the crowd admired this singular beauty, we looked around for the rest of the band. To our surprise, there emerged from the p.a. system a lonesome and savory sound. It was quite unlike anything I had ever heard, and I realized that this lone woman was the act, and had no intention, or need of supporting members. She captivated us all, by herself. As she revealed each passage of her music, we were intrigued, and teased, made only hungry for more.

I had no idea what I was witnessing, and was ill-prepared as a journalist for that moment, when I beheld one of the most precocious and sensational femmes that has ever graced a stage.

That show setlist for the Nashville show I met Butterfly at will be posted as it becomes available to me.

The hour grows late for this reporter. I mjust adjourn and continue tomorrow where I left off.
Links
ButterflyBoucher.com
Butterfly Boucher @Myspace