The Letter E

The Letter E was a short-lived band of four four musicians who all converged in a building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn known as 127 South 8th Street. In their own words, It is a testament of space, of a building that embraced four different talents and sensibilities and that reshaped our lives. The loss of 127 South 8th Street in a building fire is echoed in the wonderful music created by The Letter E, at times pretty, at times challenging, and always enthralling. Curtis Harvey ([a15922], Pullman), Josh Matthews (Blue Man Group), Sean Meadows (June of 44, Lungfish, Sonora Pine, Everlasting the Way, and Boondoggle) and Enis Sefersah wrote and recorded their debut 4-song instrumental EP in December of 1997, marking the inception of their songwriting as a group and demonstrating the complexity of both the situation presented at 127 South 8th Street and the loss of such a home. While the various members of The Letter E are very busy with their respective projects, they will be releasing their debut full-length (produced by Bob Weston) in October 2000.