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Stephanie Schneiderman

Trying to pin down Stephanie Schneiderman to any one genre, talent or discipline is next to impossible. One thing is clear however- whether pursuing her prolific work as a solo artist, playing drums for all star roots pop act Swan Sovereign (formerly Dirty Martini), stepping on the stage in the musical The Full Monty, producing a wildly successful humanitarian concert series for refugees in Uganda (raising over $70k) as well as producing the soundtrack for 3 popular children's DVD's (Oy Baby and That Baby) -selling more than 75,000 combined units, Schneiderman is hands down one of the most diversely talented artists the Northwest has to offer.

Since her solo career began with a coveted spot in the Lilith Fair, Stephanie has earned extensive NW radio play, a devout following and multiple appearances with some of the nations top touring acts- including Aimee Mann, Hall & Oates, Heart, Train, Pat Benatar, Chicago, Madeleine Peyroux, Andy Summers, Marc Cohn and many more.

With eight solo recordings under her belt - Stephanie Schneiderman (1999), Unbelievably Unbroken (2001), Fall Sessions EP (2001), Touch Down (2004), Live at Kung Fu Bakery (2005), Dangerous Fruit (2008), Rubber Teardrop (2011) and Live At The Old Church (2013), plus four releases with her collaborative bands Dirty Martini- Dirty Martini (2004), Tea and Revenge (2007) and Swan Sovereign - Arctic (2014) and Valentine (2017), Schneiderman has seen her music placed in numerous films and Primetime TV shows, as well as toured around the world.

Her latest album, Live at the Old Church (a departure from her ambient/trip-hop release, Rubber Teardrop, on Dan Reed's London-based label with electronic producer Keith Schreiner) strips away the layers and features Stephanie on piano and guitar with 45th Parallel String Quartet and Roxy Consort Choir backing her, and gives fans the core essence of her songwriting, delivering a spellbinding live performance that old and new fans will revere.