Born and raised in a tiny village in California, this singer and songwriter’s first musical influence was the gospel of a Baptist congregation. This was expanded with musical theatre, which gave her a gritty, soulful sound. She is a performer for Disneyland Resort and sang backing vocals for the likes of Macy Gray, Patti Austin and George Clinton. Since 2013 she’s a vocalist for the soul/funk band Orgone.
Inspired by the protests and rioting, which occurred two blocks from her home, in response to the death of George Floyd, her new single marries a lyrical statement with a Motown vibe. With a touch of Stevie Wonder’s swagger and Marvin Gaye’s clout, it’s the potent beat, vintage organ and rich guitar plucks, as well as her powerful, commanding vocals, that all merge together into an imposing soul jam.
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From their album “Central Heating” (1977):
From her upcoming album “Choices”, to be released on 26 February 2021:
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Finding a perfect blend of folk and soul, dipped in a sea of contemporary country, his second single is an emotional rollercoaster. Singing about overcoming hardship and substance abuse, he narrates his blue tale both lyrically as musically. With a simple country guitar and a mild rhythm accompanying his emotive vocals, he forges an inspiring tune that touches your heart as well as stroke your ears.
From her album “Ten” (2010):
From his upcoming album “Evering Road”, to be released on 5 March 2021:
