Robin Greenstein is a singer-songwriter from NYC whose music is a mix of folk, pop, rock, blues, country and jazz. Her songs have been recorded on Fast Folk and Atlantic Records. She was a finalist at the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival (1989) in Texas (the premier songwriting festival in the country). She has performed in over 43 states and several countries, including Japan, Mexico, Germany, Switzerland, Holland and Denmark.

For the past 10 years Robin has been performing extensively for audiences across the U.S. Her first album, "SLOW BURN", was released in 1989. It was subsequently picked up for release in Europe by Swiss label BRAMBUS Records and received rave reviews. Robin did her first European tour in 1994 and has spent part of every summer since touring Europe, especially Denmark. Robin's second CD "Acousticness" was released in 2000.

Robin has won music competitions at the Riverbank/Walden Radio Folk Festival and the NJ Folk Festival, and showcased at both the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, the NJ Folk Festival, The Napa Folk Festival and Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference. But her favorite gig of recent years was singing the national anthem at Madison Square Garden in NYC for her beloved New York Knicks!

Robin plays both guitar and banjo (she majored in Music at SUNY-Stony Brook with a concentration in Classical Guitar). Describing her music as "Acousticness", Robin mixes many styles of music - folk, pop, rock, jazz and blues- in an acoustic base. In a show, you might hear a jazz standard, a blues song, or a instrumental banjo dance tune scattered among her original compositions.

Robin also does a concert-lecture entitled "Images of Women," a look at women's lives thru traditional Anglo and Afro-American folk songs, as well as family and children's programs. She is a performer-clinician for Martin Guitars.

Visit her at: http://www.robingreenstein.com/