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Event
SESSC 2018 Summer Music Series in the Indigo Room - Featuring Eugenie Jones
The Southeast Seattle Senior Center's Summer Music Series is back for 2018! Artist Eugenie Jones kicks off the first concert at the Center.
About Eugenie Jones:
Earshot Jazz 2016 Vocalist of the Year
Winner 2013 NW Recording of the Year
Eugenie Jones is described as a performer that makes audiences feel jazz. Vocally described as possessing, A voice that covers words like pieces of silk covering precious stones, (C.Mudede/The Stranger) Jones is an emotive, engaging song stylist that entertains and draws audiences into each performance.
Reminiscent in style and sophistication of iconic vocalists of the past, Jones classically performs mainstream jazz, but also brings listeners inside contemporary themes by sharing original tunes that have earned her recognition as a cleverly gifted lyricist. In that overcrowded arena known as female jazz singers, Seattle-based Eugenie Jones manages to stand apart from the crowd. Ms. Jones has filled both of her outstanding albums with her own engaging compositions. This fact alone differentiates her as she is one of the very few African-American women singer-songwriters in jazz today, (C. Davenport/Curts Jazz).
As a national recording artist, Jones has self-produced two primarily original vocal jazz projects that have made it onto Jazz Week Review Top-50 list, been favorably reviewed by Down Beat and numerous industry critics, maintained #1 spots on CMJ charts, made many critics Best of lists and have been the foundation for sold out performances from Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, Denver, CO, Portland, OR and more.
For additional information, music samples and more, please visit www.reverbnation.com/eugeniejones and/or LIKE Ms. Jones at www.facebook.com/eugeniejonesjazz
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LocationSoutheast Seattle Senior Center ( in the Rainier Valley) (View)
4655 South Holly street
Seattle, WA 98118
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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Contact
Attendees
Helen H.
Renton, WA United States
May 24, 2018 8:59 AM |
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