Results for "Vocalist"

Judy Shire

Judy has been making a big impression wherever she goes and she gets enquiries from around the World. She is a outstanding World Class Singer who has people spellbound with her unique vocals and smoky good looks. Judy is a classy act from her vocals, electric stage performance to her stunning wardrobe she creates a show to remember. Ideal for Corporate Functions, Weddings, Private Parties, Cabaret, Jazz, Soul, and Dinner Dance Clubs, 5* Hotel Entertainment and Piano Bars, etc. Her repertoire covers Jazz, Latin, Blues, Soul, Disco, Musicals and many Big Hits. Her sound and light show is a sight to behold we have available up to 40,000watts of sound utilising top of the range JBL, Crown, Yamaha, Sennheiser and Shure with an extensive light show all of which can be scaled up or down for use in the smallest venue through to a large outdoor concert

Tamela D'Amico

D’Amico honed her skills as an actress in television, film and theater, which she states has afforded her writing and directing skills as a storyteller. After spending the last two years filming the Indian/American drama One Little Finger in India, a film in which she stars as the lead, and promotes the theme “Ability in Disability” for having employed over 80 disabled actors, she returned from the Cannes Film Festival where the film premiered. One Little Finger, directed by Rupam Sarmah is now officially released on Amazon and all streaming platforms. She gained traction in social media after she recurred on the hit Disney + show Best Friends Whenever, as nemesis Janet Smythe, playing the younger counterpart to actress Nora Dunn (SNL). She can be seen in the feature films Walt Before Mickey with Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie) and Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) about the life of Walt Disney and can be heard singing the Bond-esque theme song “Love and the Gun” in both English and Italian in the feature film Rob the Mob (Millennium Films/Lakeshore Records) directed by Raymond De Felitta (City Island, Madoff) both now streaming on NETFLIX.  Also streaming on Amazon, she stars in the award winning series Englishman in L.A. with actors Cameron Moir (Non Stop) and Eddie Jemison (HUNG, Oceans 11, 12, 13) for which she was awarded “Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Web Series” by LA WEB FEST. Three upcoming independent films in post production: Quinn, Love is Not Love and 3 People I’ve Never Heard Of.  Taking time to stay creative in quarantine, she wrote, produced, directed and acted in the Twilight Zone-esque pandemic short film shot on an iPhone 11 Pro entitled FEVER  now on YouTube and touring film festivals.

Mercedes Hall

Throughout her productive and wide-ranging career, Mercedes Hall has consistently delighted audiences with her voice, her fearlessness at taking risks, and her diverse repertoire. She infuses her music with the spirit of jazz, improvising, scatting and making each song her own, being a true stylist. "I feel that I have my own individual style because I listen to everyone in all genres," says Mercedes. "I've sung jazz, blues, R&B and Brazilian music. I take chances in my singing and use my voice as an instrument. Singing is joyful to me and I don't restrict myself." Mercedes spirit and joy is evident throughout her second release as a leader, so aptly titled, Pure Emotion

June April

YOU UNDERSTAND THE VERY FIRST TIME YOU HEAR HER VOICE. Soft yet intense. At times pretty and melodic; at times raw and urging. Her vocal tone instantly captivates you, like a person you just met and five minutes into the conversation you realize you’re kindred spirits. Her musings hearken to a rich tradition while fulfilling the promise of an innovative future. This God-given voice belongs to a gifted, energetic, woman from the village of Harlem - June April. “I remember when I was 8 years old and there was a Jazz festival on 125th Street. It started early in the morning and I made sure I got there early to get up front

Pamela Means Jazz Project

“Pamela Means...in a class by herself,” (Girlfriends Magazine) aptly describes this inimitable artist. Pamela Means, a classical and jazz-trained guitarist and singer-songwriter, with a mantle full of awards and achievements in acoustic music, is returning to her Conservatory roots, embarking upon a parallel trajectory in jazz. Armed with the chops, versatility, and finesse to deliver the goods with style and grace, she presents the Pamela Means Jazz Project, and new cd release, "Pamela Means Jazz Project, Vol. 1" Pamela Means Jazz Project performances feature Pamela's "smoky vocals and deep rhythms," flying solo or fronting an upright bass duo or trio with drums

Patrick Sinclair Fosso

Born: November 3, 1968

Special mention music aid awards 2006 Honorable indie Nominee best video of the year 2006 lamusic awards Available on comcast on demand music video with 3 videos after have received more than 3000 votes. Golden Boy (Fospassin)is available on iTunes,Rhapsody, Cdbaby, Soundclick, amazon, customflix, and others.

Sascha Ley

Born: September 13, 1967

Sascha Ley, vocalist, improviser, actress, polyglot poet and performer with a penchant for offbeat projects, explores stylistic boundaries at the intersections of jazz, free improvisation, imaginary folklore, classical and new music creating a complementary blend of improvisation and composition.

She performs internationally both solo and with her own duo to quartet combos, and as a guest in a wide variety of ensembles between jazz and contemporary music.

In addition to music, she continues to be active as an actor, performer and occasional director and is involved in the word and visual arts.

Alexandra Day

When Alexandra Day was 3, she started playing songs on the tiny toy piano in her room. Fast forward 20 years. She studied piano at Messiah College, and then switched to voice at Temple University. You can catch her singing around town at Chris' Jazz Cafe, Zanzibar Blue, and Ortlieb's Jazzhaus, as well as many other venues in the tristate area. She has been fortunate to work with amazing musicians, including Luke O'Reilly, Leon Jordan, Chuck Staab, Kevin Hanson, Ken Pendergast, and Julian Rosse. Her dirty little secret is that she studied CLASSICAL voice. That's right... opera. ;)

Jazzkwest

JAZZKWEST specializes in Classic Jazz Songbook Standards of the 1930's and 40's and beyond. Rebekah Gundunas Montoya-Lead Vocals, Chuck Mancini-Guitar/Vocals, Bob Steele-Bass, John McDonald-Drums. We are long established in the San Francisco Bay Area and fit well in Casual to upscale settings large or small. Looking forward to making your event a complete success!JAZZKWEST celebrates the Great American Jazz Standards Songbooks of the 1930's and 40's and beyond. Smooth Lyrical Vocals,Strings and Rhythm regenerate upbeat Swing, syncopated Latin and easy listening Jazz Standards. Rebekah Gundunas Montoya-Lead Vocalist Classically trained professional jazz vocalist with over 25 years in the music business

Joan Cartwright

Born: December 7

Joan Cartwright has toured five continents and 16 countries including the U.S.A., eight European countries, Brazil, Jamaica, Mexico, Ghana, Gambia, South Africa, China, and Japan, with her swinging brand of jazz and blues. She is a composer and her book, IN PURSUIT OF A MELODY contains 40 songs and lyrics to standard songs: "A Night in Tunisia" by Dizzy Gillespie, "Blue Bossa" by Kenny Dorham, "Tune Up" by Miles Davis and "Bessie's Blues" by John Coltrane. Joan's book also contains two lectures that she's given to over 5,000 children and college students, in U.S., Switzerland, Sicily, China and Japan: WOMEN IN JAZZ and SO, YOU WANT TO BE A SINGER? Her workshops are dynamic and educational, highlighting the pitfalls and benefits of the music business