Erica Enriquez is a musician from the Hudson Valley. She began singing at an early age and over the years has become proficient in both guitar and ukulele among other instruments.

Erica has developed a neo-folk aesthetic, drawing influences from artists like Pete Seeger, Dr. Dog, and Kimya Dawson.

She released her first album of original music, entitled Talking to Myself Again, recorded and produced by her older brother Peter Enriquez when she was 13. Since then, she has written many more songs, and is currently in the process of recording her new work.

HEAL HAITI

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Heal Haiti is a benefit event that features young artists and musicians from elementary school through college from the northeast. The event consists of an art exhibition and concert showcasing original artwork created by high school students available for purchase, and the concert has performers (dancers and musicians) of all ages. All funds raised are donated to the Vassar Haiti Project to support the Holy Trinity music school in Port Au Prince Haiti that was destroyed by the earthquake in 2010.

Since 2010, Erica, and her brother Peter Enriquez have been organizing these events to not only raise funds for the school in Haiti, but also spread awareness on the importance of sharing and supporting the arts.  

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Through donation and collaboration with the Vassar Haiti Project, the objective of Heal Haiti is to help the global community through support of the local community.

"Hiccups" written by Erica Enriquez
Recording and Mastering by Peter Enriquez

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"Skinny Jeans" written by Erica Enriquez
Recording and Mastering by Peter Enriquez

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“Heal Haiti” was written by Erica Enriquez. Recording and mastering by Peter Enriquez in Lobster Buddha studios. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Vassar Haiti project to rebuild the Holy Trinity School in Port Au Prince Haiti that was destroyed by the earthquake in 2010.