Key milestones include the collaborative album AmyAna (2019) with Ana Barreiro on Strange Woman Records, and the 2022 solo project Tell Me What It's Like. Discography highlights span Sad Songs (2015), America the Beautiful (2019), She's Alive (2019), Surreal McCoy (2020), Some Other Spring (2020), Let's Make a Change (2020), and Lodestone (2023). Expect DC appearances in 2025, including a Blues Alley residency with the Amy K Bormet Trio as part of Washington Women in Jazz events on December 15–16, 2025. Stay tuned for more dates and collaborations across venues in the DC area and beyond.
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