Results for "Vocalist"

Genesis Muzic

Born: January 11, 1983

Genesis is a North American artist, songwriter, singer and producer born in Guyana South America who currently resides in New Jersey. In 2007 Genesis started making music as an independent artist. Genesis has performed all over the east coast. In 2008 Genesis released "Portraits of My Essences" and sold 200,000 copies independently. Currently Genesis is getting ready to release the LP "Wounded" which is based on relationships and bad break-ups, all over the internet under distribution from Universal Records. For collabos and booking Genesis contact us at [email protected]

Eric Felton

"Singer and trombonist Eric Felten is a rising star on the international jazz scene," raves PBS. Eric's first concert special for public television, The Big Band Sound of WWII, was a tremendous success. The overwhelming response from television audiences across the country demonstrated the enduring power and appeal of classic American popular music. And it showed why PBS calls Eric a "renowned crooner and bandleader." The program has been seen by over 12 million viewers. Eric Felten grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, where he began studying trombone at age nine with his grandfather, a veteran of east-coast bands from the Swing Era. At 24, Eric was named best new jazz trombonist by the International Trombone Association

Tasha Wenger

A Latin pulse-driven treasure of musical gems, Tasha Wenger’s just released Love Lane brings a new set of standards to the jazz realm. The road leading Ms. Wenger to Love Lane has been exciting and varied. She chose the scenic route. Born in Bay Shore, New York, Tasha has called Berlin, Los Angeles, London, Boston, Bali, Tel Aviv and New York City home. Initially, opportunity lured Tasha into studying opera which then brought her to New York University to study the classics with Stella Adler followed by New York/Los Angeles theatre and Shakespeare festivals, film, television, and commercial work. Theatrical beginnings lead to jazz performances

Melissa Martin

Phyllis Chapell

Vocalist/Guitarist Phyllis Chapell performs a unique mix of originals, folk, jazz and international music, including songs in up to 13 languages from the U.S., Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Her American repertoire covers a wide range of music from jazz and folk, to pop standards, as well as originals. Phyllis Chapell has performed in concert throughout the U.S., in Brazil, Latin America, and Europe. She has released 2 solo CDs, and 4 CDs with her internationally known world jazz ensemble Phyllis Chapell & SIORA. She has produced multiple videos and on October 2, 2015, released a new CD called “Naked World” with Emmy-award winning composer/producer/ filmmaker Rodney Whittenberg. Phyllis Chapell has been named as one of the top 500 jazz vocalists of all time by Scott Yanow (Down Beat, Jazz Times and AllMusicGuide)

Dirk Etienne

Dirk Etienne knew by sixth grade that he wanted to sing professionally. He began performing at the age of 5 and by 20 was singing in local Hollywood clubs. At the age of 23, Dirk opened on a top national tour and performed for over 1 million fans. He has worked with Grammy-winning producer Robert Margouleff and multi-platinum producers Kenny Kerner and Michael Lloyd, among others. After touring the U.S. in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, Dirk married and settled in Carmel Valley, California, where he has continued to work as a producer and recording engineer while pursuing other business interests. Dirk grew up attending the Monterey Jazz Festival every summer with his father who served as a voluteer there for over 50 years

Annie Kozuch

Annie Kozuch was raised in Mexico City and, after training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (R.A.D.A.) in London, she graduated from Mills College (Oakland, CA) with a B.A. in Dramatic Arts. Her broad-based experience includes theatre, television, radio and film. In addition, Annie is bilingual and performs in Spanish. Her singing repertoire has landed her acclaimed performances, including the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, with the Tokyo City Symphony Orchestra and the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. When not on stage, Annie spends her time competing in endurance sports raising awareness and fundraising for various charities.

Flo Lawrence

Flo Lawrence is not an unfamiliar figure to the Los Angeles stage. Having performed in more than one hundred venues in Los Angeles; two of her favorite are riding a real horse, brandishing a bow and arrow at the Theatricum Botanicum/Topanga in “A Midsummer's Night Dream” and “Alma” in a play of that title performed at the Los Angeles Theatre on Broadway; an old time movie palace built in 1931 by Charlie Chaplain. Flo has starred in several films, internationally as well as locally with such notables as Sylvester Stallone, Owen Wilson, Klaus Kinski, Christopher Lloyd, Steve Kenaly, Mardi Kove, Gerald McRaney and Ken Kercheval. Flo has completed a screen play called “BlackMarket,” a thematical match to a Marlene Dietrich song and is working on a feature based upon an interesting character from history. As well as being an actress and a singer, Flo performs her own rhyming narrative story poetry

Kathy Leonardo

KATHY LEONARDO, the diminutive acoustic/folk/blues singer-songwriter from Venice, CA, is proof positive, should proof be needed, that great things come in small packages.

She writes original songs with telling and emotionally intense lyrics, and her music ranges from soothing ballads to rollicking uptempo blues rock, all driven by her soulful and passionate performances. She has been writing songs for herself and others for over a decade, with unaffected emotional honesty and directness that grabs audiences, a big heart, and powerhouse vocals.

Kathy is also an actress, has worked on Broadway (one of the reasons, no doubt, for the huge voice emanating from this tiny frame) she has sang and danced on Broadway and toured the country in many musical productions

Beverly Lewis

I've been in the entertainment business most of my life. As a child I was singing in local radio commercials in Toledo and was the voice and tap sounds heard on a lot of the records that kids who took dance lessons danced to. By the way, that was how I paid for my dancing lessons by doing the vocals for the records used by the dance studio. I owe a big thank you to many of the Jazz and Blues Musicians and singers in Toledo and Detroit that graciously helped me along the way in my early days. My first band gigs were with the Johnny Knorr Big Band when I was 13 and the The Dixieland Jazz band at 14