Artist description solo songstress... a goddess, not God. A progressive musician in a class all her own, that of dream seekers, believers, and those who don't just write music, they envoke it.

Music Style Acoustic Progressive Folk Pop

Musical Influences Ani diFranco, Sarah McLachlan, U2, Portishead, Rusted Root

Similar Artists Ani diFranco & Sarah McLachlan

Artist History Monica's been playing for over 11 years living life, singing about it, amd moving forward. Tender lyrics with fierce music.

Group Members Monica Rabino

Instruments Guitar, piano, percussion and vocals

Albums The Obsession Session

Press Reviews "While on the Perk stage the show started to gain momentum when Monica Rabino took the stage and performed her acoustic rocking piece "Frustrated" along with percussionist Jennifer Pumo on the Djembe drum."-SSA Review SHOWFEST 2000"OCT 16th: City Island Rec. Hall - Daytona Beach, FLMONICA RABINO WITH GUEST JENNEFER PUMOMonica saved this show being it was held on the weekend of Hurricane Irene. Even though we had no electricity for the show, Monica created her own energy and zeal. her songs and vocals were strong and full of depth while her guitar and piano playingwas outstanding. She performed both insturments with confidence and flare along with a nice style of her own. Her music was accompanied by percussionist and keyboardist Jennifer Pumo who added a great touch to the songs as well as impact. Some songs were heavy while others were beautiful. They ended the set with a powerful acoustic driven song called FRUSTRATED where they totally let loose. If you missed Monica Rabino this time, let's hope she will return so that you can share in thie songwriter's delightful performance."-SSA Newsletter: October issue

Location Orlando, FL - USA

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