hanging out with friends in bedrooms, basements and parking lots, sneaking into shows in burnt out warehouses, watching the waves, walking home over bridges and railroad tracks in all that endless rain." In 2019, Ungerleider marked the 20th anniversary of her critically acclaimed debut album Johnstown by releasing a remastered version of the album on Record Store Day (April 13). In 2020, she released a deluxe edition reissue of her 2001 album Sleepy Little Sailor. In 2021, she announced that she was retiring the Oh Susanna stage name, after learning more about the complicated racial history of the song "Oh! Susanna". Personal life Ungerleider was born in Northampton, Massachusetts but raised in Vancouver. Her father, Charles, is a professor at Vancouver's University of British Columbia. Her mother, Mary, is a documentary film editor In 2019 she moved back to Vancouver where she resides with husband/drummer Cam Giroux and their child who was born in 2005. Discography Studio albums As Oh Susanna 1997 – Oh Susanna (EP) 1999 – Johnstown 2001 – Sleepy Little Sailor 2003 – Oh Susanna 2007 – Short Stories 2011 – Soon the Birds 2014 – Namedropper 2017 – A Girl in Teen City 2018 – Decemberly (with Michael Johnston) (EP) As Suzie Ungerleider 2021 – My Name Is Suzie Ungerleider Contributions The Fishing Trip (film) (1998, Mongrel Media) – "River Blue" Maybe This Christmas Too? (2003, Nettwerk) – "Go Tell It On the Mountain" Great Canadian Song Quest (2009, CBC Records/iTunes) – "Tough City" References External links American emigrants to Canada Canadian alternative country singers Canadian women singer-songwriters Canadian country singer-songwriters Best Original Song Genie and Canadian Screen Award winners Living people Singer-songwriters from Massachusetts People from Northampton, Massachusetts Canadian Folk Music Award winners Canadian women country singers 20th-century Canadian women singers 21st-century Canadian women singers Year of birth missing (living people)