Artist description Kiki Wow is a Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter and bass player extraordinaire who is a regular fixture on the local coffeehouse and singer/songwriter showcase circuit. Kiki also regularly brings her music as a healing force to those confined to rest homes, hospitals and halfway houses. "I have a Ph.D.in pain and I understand the soul of the broken-hearted. I write and play from a place deep inside and express emotions through my new bad-ass acoustic guitar! It's essential to move beyond the pains of life and elevate your thoughts - and music has the power to miraculously elevate one's state of mind."

Music Style Singer/songwriter, semi-acoustic with classic/prog tint

Musical Influences Many classic and prog rock

Similar Artists Adult Album Alt. rooted in 70's female singer/songwriter

Artist History Kiki started off in Ohio-based prog rock outfit Citadel, a power trio influenced by Rush, Yes and Styx. Citadel rose to regional fame before heading out to California in a converted panty hose truck.They left the words "Sheer Energy" on the back. The group sold an impressive 40,000 units of their LP before disbanding. Kiki played in a number of L.A.rock outfits before opting for a solo career.

Group Members Kiki - Vocals, bass,guitars.

Instruments Vocals, bass, guitars, keyboard, drums

Albums Audiobiography

Press Reviews "Singer/songwriter Kiki Wow is another example of a musician helping to perpetuate her own buzz. She runs a monthly songwriting circle sponsored by the folks at Guitar Center. Plus, she does a promo campaign to support the event and bring the circle to the industry's attention." - Music Biz"The response to Kiki's Songwriting Circle was so overwhelming that she's elected to carry on the series. - Music Connection

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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