Singer seeks musicians for genre-mixing and reinterpretation
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I'm a singer, originally from Bermuda and now based in Vienna, and I'm looking for musicians who are keen to blend genres, reinterpret familiar songs, and/or write original music together. My sound ranges from early 2000s R&B with an alternative twist, trip-hop, and coastal vibes to percussive, rhythmic grooves – with hypnotic melodies, plenty of atmosphere, and spaciousness. I'm inspired by artists like Sade, Aaliyah, Hollie Cook, and Titiyo. I grew up emulating the great R&B and neo-soul voices like Mariah Carey, Erykah Badu, and Maxwell. But my voice defies categorization: I love exploring new sounds and feel at home in many styles – including jazz, blues, deep/funky house, indie pop, and alternative rock. I prefer working with live musicians (e.g., keyboards, guitar, bass, drums), but I'm also open to working with female producers. If you're interested in jamming, experimenting, and exploring together, feel free to contact me – I look forward to getting to know you!
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Wanted
- Music producer
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- Music producer
- Band
Genres
- RnB
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- RnB
- Trip-Hop
- Neo-Soul
- Reggae
- Alternative Rock
- Indie-Pop
- Jazz
- Deep House
Instruments
- Electric bass
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- Electric bass
- Drums
- Keyboard
- Synthesizer
- Bass guitar
Searched in:
1150 Vienna
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