Shoshana Bush at Feinstein's At Vitello's

By connecting her soul to the song, Bush’s voice has the potential to inspire. – Tim Reid Jr., Music Connection



Vocalist Shoshana Bush grew up in Los Angeles singing American standards and loving Ella and Louis. After graduating from Columbia University with a degree in jazz studies and working with George Lewis, Christine Correa and Barry Harris, she returned to LA and spent two years gigging and expanding her repertoire.



Influenced equally and interestingly by Nina Simone, Blossom Dearie, and Ahmad Jamal, Shoshana chooses songs and creates her arrangements based upon her own narrative instincts and her multi-genre love of music...

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By connecting her soul to the song, Bush’s voice has the potential to inspire. – Tim Reid Jr., Music Connection



Vocalist Shoshana Bush grew up in Los Angeles singing American standards and loving Ella and Louis. After graduating from Columbia University with a degree in jazz studies and working with George Lewis, Christine Correa and Barry Harris, she returned to LA and spent two years gigging and expanding her repertoire.



Influenced equally and interestingly by Nina Simone, Blossom Dearie, and Ahmad Jamal, Shoshana chooses songs and creates her arrangements based upon her own narrative instincts and her multi-genre love of music. Les Traub, Cabaret Scenes explains, “Her varied approach to the material included an a cappella rendering of the verse to ‘Can’t Help Lovin Dat Man’ and an effective borrowing of Blossom Dearie’s arrangement of ‘Just One Of Those Things.’ Back in Los Angeles, Shoshana also records and connects with writing partners and musical side-projects — rap group Maya Angeles and indie-electronic band Blue Green Gray. Expect new releases for both groups out in Fall 2013.

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