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Laura Marks
Laura Marks sings with the same quiet intensity and sensuality that informs her paintings. Her cool, restrained style draws the listener into a shared intimacy. Coming from an artistic family, she has been singing all her life and was exposed to classical music, jazz, folk, rock and blues at a very early age. Over the last few years Laura has performed jazz and Latin music at various clubs around Toronto including The Rex, The Reservoir Lounge, Hugh’s Room, Lula Lounge, The Trane Studio, 120 Diner, Jazz Bistro, Music In The Atrium, The Kingston House, Free Times Café, Mandy's Bistro, Ten Feet Tall and the Emmet Ray. Her debut recording, "57 Minutes" had its release at Jazz Bistro in Toronto, Canada, November 12, 2013.
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“It’s really been our pleasure to share music from your release “57 Minutes” with the listeners here in Central New York.” Eric Cohen WAER, Syracuse 2014-03-11 O’s Notes: Vocalist Laura Marks combines jazzy ballads with Brazilian samba on 57 Minutes. She gets good support from her band especially the rhythm section. We enjoyed the bossa nova beats of “A Felicidade” and “Eu Vim De Bahia”. Marks is best on the blues tracks like “Drinking Again”. D. Oscar Groomes O’s Place Jazz Magazine Charlotte, NC 2014-02-09 “This is a great album
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