Results for "Vocalist"

Natalie de Jager

Natalie de Jager is a singer/songwriter with a passion for music and zest for life. Based in Brisbane she has performed at many festivals and venues across South East Queensland including Brisbane Jazz Club, Brisbane Festival, Easterfest, Queen St Mall, Brisbane Powerhouse, Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers and Jumpers & Jazz Festival. A natural story teller, Natalie weaves her original music and creative arrangements through jazz, RnB, funk and pop. Natalie breathes new life into lesser known songs, bares her soul in heart breaking ballads and writes a catchy hook that will have you humming her tunes for weeks to come

Sans Elle

Born: February 16, 1983

For Sans Elle – literally 'Without Her' - music is like a good book: pages follow one another but are not alike. Exposed early to Debussy & Gershwin just as much as Sting, James Taylor, Pat Metheny, Georges Benson, Stevie Wonder or Barbra Streisand, Sans Elle grew as a multidisciplinary artist (singing, piano, composition, arrangements), interfering with pop, electro-acoustic, soul or jazz music throughout the years. Her personal style has kept re-inventing itself since then & materializes today with Beyond: her debut album, entirely made of originals, produced & supported by her own label SAY YAY! Sans Elle started studying classical music theory & classical piano at 5 for several years

Kate Blossom

Born: August 1

Kate Blossom is a London based musician who performs both classic and contemporary Jazz standards and writes original songs. Growing up in the Blue Dandenongs – the forested hills outside Melbourne, Australia – Kate listened to her grandmother play her repertoire daily at the piano. She instantly fell in love with music, and at the keys of that same piano made up melodies, tiny songs and simple poems that would form the nascent roots of the sophisticated and sensual style that she has grown into today. Inspired to focus her original musical output through jazz, lyrics and songwriting, Kate´s musical seeds were sown

Matilda Andersson

Born: February 24, 1990

Matilda (1990) was born in Algutstorp south of Sweden and is currently active and based in Gothenburg. She started her self-studies if music in early age and begun writing music at the age of twelve. Later on continuing with music studies during gymnasium and work with many music projects in different genres. She continuing to study music at Billströmska Folkhighschool at The island of Tjörn an perform solo and with larger ensembles like TigerHorse and perform at the island with music made for 11 musicians. After two years she move to Gothenburg and start Whirl Orchestra and later on FYR

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Stella Jurgen

Born: May 28, 1966

Stella Jurgen was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina from Portuguese and Italian roots. Stella is a music writer, performer and fine-artist with an artistic background that started in Argentina at a very young age with her sister Marcela in a TV show “Juguetín Juguetón” on Channel 7 in Buenos Aires. At 9 years old Stella and her family moved to Portugal. In Portugal, the duo “Stella e Marcela” also known as “Stella Mar” flourished with four single records dedicated to the teen audience: “O Cão e o Gato” written by António Sala, “Flor Misteriosa” a musical creation by the sisters

Robert Plant

Born: August 20, 1948

Robert Anthony Plant, CBE (born 20 August 1948), is an English rock singer and songwriter, best known as the lead vocalist and lyricist of the rock band Led Zeppelin. He has also had a successful solo career. After the break-up of Led Zeppelin in 1980 (following the death of John Bonham), Plant pursued a successful solo career beginning with "Pictures at Eleven" in 1982, followed by 1983's "The Principle of Moments." In 1984, Plant formed a short-lived all-star group with Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck called The Honeydrippers, who had a #3 hit with a remake of the Phil Phillips' tune, "Sea of Love." Pairing with Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page as Page and Plant the duo became a full-fledged performing act from 1994 through 1998, releasing the "Unledded" album in 1994

Lisa Dae

Born: February 15, 1961

In the Pacific Northwest, where she built her career, Lisa Dae is fearless in approaching material. With a 3 octave + vocal range, there is not a song or a style that she cannot do. She has been described as a vocal chameleon who "can sound husky or crisp, ebullient or wailing, girlish or jaded. Her gifting is in her phrasing.” Dae's fascination with music began early. She would for-go recess as early as 2nd grade, just so she could play the auto-harp. In the fourth grade she took up the cello, but by the time she entered Jr high school, she switched to the French horn. Her family had moved to Roseburg, OR

Jacnique Harris-Love

Born: July 2, 1979

JACNIQUE...sensationally soulful, jazzy, sultry siren. 2014 Artist In Music Awards nominee for “Best Jazz Artist”. 2013 Eliunn Award winner in association with Orphans In The Storm for “Excellence in the Arts”. 2013 Los Angeles Music Awards nominee for “Jazz Artist of The Year”. 2013 Hollywood Music in Media Awards nominee, in the genre of Jazz, for her song, “Sunrise”. 2011 winner of 2 Black Music Awards, "Best Neo-Soul Artist" and "Best Urban Soul Artist". 2011 Los Angeles Music Awards winner, Producer's Choice "Jazz Album of The Year" for her debut album, Trial By Fire

Danny Mitchell

Born: April 4, 1948

Danny Mitchell is an accomplished jazz singer, with a thorough grasp of the "Great American Songbook". His influences range from Mel Torme, Sarah Vaughan, Frank Sinatra through Kevin Mahogany, Dianne Reeves, Diana Krall, Dee Dee Bridgewater, John Pizzarelli, etc. He has worked many jazz venues, mostly in NYC over the past 20 years, and has lived in Pleasantville, NJ since 2011. Although his gigs in the South Jersey area has been limited (Phillipe Chin's in Somers Point, Kelsey's in AC, Sandi Pointe, LB One), he is looking to further establish himself in this area, including Philadelphia