of the artists have been longtime collaborators of Mirah's, such as Mount Eerie and The Blow, and many newer artists inspired by Mirah's catalog, including Half Waif, Shamir, Palehound, Mal Blum and more. Style, equipment As a vocalist, songwriter, and experimental pop recording artist, Mirah typically works independently while songwriting, though frequently collaborates as a recording artist. In 2007, she began writing collaboratively for the first time with Spectratone International. According to The Rumpus in 2011, "Mirah's early records...are DIY mini-masterpieces that express a punk sensibility through broken drum machines, reverb-drenched guitars and ukulele, singing with frank sexuality in an occasionally child-like voice. Her more recent albums...are mature, complex and immaculately-produced." She primarily plays guitar and also has guest musicians accompany her live and on records. According to Mirah in 2008, "I play the same guitar as I did when I first started out. I only own two guitars, my Gibson and a little acoustic...So for me, the simpler the better onstage. Just me and my guitar, and sometimes just me and my voice, my favorite instrument." Mirah's ever-evolving live band has included friends and artists such as Bryce Kasson, Tara Jane O'Neil, Rachel Blumberg, Melanie Valera, Alex Guy, Andrew Maguire, Lisa Schonberg, Lori Goldston, Emily Kingan, Christopher Doulgeris, Maia MacDonald and many others. Personal life As of 2014 Mirah is based in Brooklyn, New York. Her older sister is Emily Ana Zeitlyn of The Weeds and Divers. Her partner is film-maker Todd Chandler. On September 5, 2018, she announced that she and her partner were pregnant with their first child. Mirah has been out as queer throughout her professional career. Publishing history 2008: Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls – essay included Filmography 2005: Burn to Shine DVD Discography Solo material Studio albums EPs Singles Collaborations Collections and other releases Scores, orchestral pieces 2014: We Float (opera co-written with Susie Ibarra) Compilations, soundtracks Compilations 1994: TESC Student Compilation – track "Carve in It" by The Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn Band 1996/7: TESC Student Compilation – track "Lucky Little Shark" by Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn 1997: Overboard (comp by Yoyo Records) – track "Letter" by The Drivers 1997: Go Olympia by Nikki McClure (cass comp.) – track "Tumwater Falls" 1997: Chez Vous (K Records, produced by Jen Smith) – track "Lucky Little Shark" 1997: Shmompilation (cass comp.) – tracks "I'm My Own Best Friend" and "Aftermath" 1999: Projector (studio compilation)