Rhiannon

Rhiannon, most widely known through her a decade as vocalist using the jazz group ALIVE!, mixes classical crisis with multicultural road movie theater, and scat phrasings in her innovative genre of jazz storytelling. Delivered in to the homogeneity from the Dakotas, Rhiannon was lured to California by burgeoning lesbian passions. She received support from a mainly dyke audience arrive to listen to her double-bill with Helen Hooke and Deadly Nightshade and was eventually released to the globe of Women’s Music and Lifestyle on the First Country wide Women’s Music Celebration, in Champaign, Illinois, in 1975. Alive! shaped soon after, heading to wow jazz night clubs over the U.S. for a decade. Lately, Rhiannon has trained voice, offers released two cassettes for tone of voice training, offers toured with her shifting and intensely personal one-woman display “Toward House” (Toward House was lately released on cassette), and it has became a member of Voicestra, a multicultural, mixed-gender, gay-and-straight all-vocal ensemble orchestrated by longtime friend and collaborator, Bobby McFerrin.