Natasha Agrama-jazz Vocalist at Gerald Veasley's Unscripted Jazz Series at South Jazz Club

NATASHA AGRAMA
in Philly at South Jazz Club
Thursday, November 21
Two Shows 7 & 9 pm

Natasha Agrama is bringing jazz into the modern age: as a true daughter of Fusion and the daughter of jazz icon Stanley Clark the sultry songstress melds old and new, putting a one of a kind spin on existing music from jazz, blues, R&B, rock, pop, and soul, as well as bringing her own original compositions to light.

Backed by vivid instrumentation and with soulful undertones, Agrama’s voice shines like a present-day Billie Holiday or Ella Fitzgerald, while retaining the energy and communicative force of Rage Against the Ma-chine. She currently lives in Hollywood, CA, where she is converting throngs of young people into Jazz lovers and self-discovering healers on a daily basis....

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NATASHA AGRAMA
in Philly at South Jazz Club
Thursday, November 21
Two Shows 7 & 9 pm

Natasha Agrama is bringing jazz into the modern age: as a true daughter of Fusion and the daughter of jazz icon Stanley Clark the sultry songstress melds old and new, putting a one of a kind spin on existing music from jazz, blues, R&B, rock, pop, and soul, as well as bringing her own original compositions to light.

Backed by vivid instrumentation and with soulful undertones, Agrama’s voice shines like a present-day Billie Holiday or Ella Fitzgerald, while retaining the energy and communicative force of Rage Against the Ma-chine. She currently lives in Hollywood, CA, where she is converting throngs of young people into Jazz lovers and self-discovering healers on a daily basis.

“I am the continuation of the karmic path to freedom paved by certain pop culture icons, Billie Holiday, Marylin Monroe, Ella Fitzgerald, and Nina Simone. I am here to hold their victories for the collective in the light as I stand strong as a female artist in this ever-shifting world. I work to bring our footing further into freedom, equality, strength, honesty, and love. I’m here because of those women, and I want to be door-way future generations can point to as one they reached elevated promised lands through. This is what I feel jazz music has been doing since the beginning; this is why I’ve made my home in jazz.” – Natasha Agrama

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