Artist description ...Variety with a common continuity is the secret spice of Jillian's debut release -- pop, funky grooves, R&B, jazz, rock-n-roll, dance/ techno, and the classic sound all join together creating a fresh new flavor.

Music Style Pop and R&B

Musical Influences Natalie Cole, Whitney Houston, Winans

Similar Artists Whitney Houston meets Amy Grant

Artist History Jillian Bell is originally from Washington and currently lives in Los Angeles. Jillian Bell has appeared in CCM Magazine and recently gave away 10,000 Free CD's.

Group Members Players on Lost & Found: Abraham Laboriel, Paul Jackson, Jr., Justo Almario, Steve Hunter, Ingrid Chun, Brian Paul Qualls, Joey Guerra, Scott Pugmire http://www.jillianbell.com/Musicians.htm

Instruments Keyboards,Sax,Guitars,Bass,Drums,Flute

Albums Lost & Found

Press Reviews With a voice slightly resembling Olivia Newton-John, and with a musical style that covers nearly all the genres of modern music, Jillian Bell bursts onto the contemporary christian music scene with "Lost And Found", on her grassroots label Electric Grace Music. This record encompasses musical giants Abraham Laboriel (who's worked with Barbra Streisand, among the more notables),Paul Jackson Jr. (who played on Michael Jackson's 'Beat It'), Steve Hunter(who's guitar has been heard on albums by Tracy Chapman and Natalie Cole), Justin Almario (saxophonist on over 1000 albums), Ingrid Chun (violinist for the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra), and finally Joey Guerra (keyboardist for such headliners as The Drifters and Chuck Berry). This collection of 12 tunes showcases superbly the writing and singing talents of one Jillian Bell. http://www.comteck.com/~tinklejw/jillian.htm

Additional Info Cassettes and 8X10's are available

Location Los Angeles, California - USA

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