Artist description This six-piece modern rock/pop band consists of sweet vocal harmonies delivered by twins Laura and Linda complimented by a dynamic rhythm section and creative guitar licks.Lyric content suggests themes about life's struggles, (Just To Breathe, Let's Get Away), and also life's pleasures, (Kiss Me, Firefly).Set consists of upbeat rhythms, and memorable hooks, and there is considerable variety as the band makes use of an occasional flute and congas on several more acoustic oriented numbers.

Music Style modern rock/pop

Musical Influences Castello, Morrisette, Beatles, Bowie, Cheryl Crow, Sundays

Similar Artists Indigo Girls, Alanis Morrisette, Blondie, Motels, Pixies

Artist History Who's Harriet? is the combination of several bands, Harriet's Little Secret and Misfit Toys and Groove Child. It has played locally in Southern California venues for approximately three years.

Group Members Laura Kraemer - vocals, congas;Linda Kraemer - vocals, rhythm guitar, flute;Marty "Halfpint" Martinez - rhythm guitar;Chris Callahan - lead guitar;Alton Corotan - drums;Terry Law - bass, synthesizer;

Instruments Dual vocals, bass, drums, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, flute, conga

Albums Who's Harriet? (6 song EP)

Press Reviews Garage Band Magazine (July 1999):"As a whole, "Who's Harriet" brings to the table a sound which is extremely pleasing to the ear, original, and creative"."Again, the vocals are outstanding...". "It's uplifting to hear voices that come from people who understand the meaning of range!""The bass and drums really kept the energy going and these two hooked up quite impressively"..."Both guitarists also added to the energy providing a wonderful stage presence". (K-Dub)

Location Long Beach, California - USA

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