Artist description MIRACLE BABY is a guitar/bass/drums trio playing pop songs laced with rock, jazz, punk and anything else that seems useful at the time. The core of Miracle baby’s sound is lead singer Fiia McGann, who can take it high, low, bad or glad, which is helpful when you’re singing about everything from motorcycles to house pets. Meanwhile, the band churns underneath, as Fiia’s precise bass lines neatly punctuate Sanjaya Krishna’s eight-armed drumming and John Sullivan’s zero-to-sixty guitar work.

Music Style Rock/Pop

Artist History A long time ago in Seattle, Fiia answered an ad John placed in the Rocket, Seattle’s rock mag. They teamed up with drummer Kathy Carlisle and called themselves Animal Kingdom. After Kathy left in 1994 to join Matchless, Fiia was given Sanjaya’s number by a friend. He had the job in about five minutes into the audition. Since then, they’ve been playing the Seattle club scene, working around Fiia’s busy schedule playing bass with Seattle rock heroes Goodness. Miracle Baby’s long awaited debut CD, “There’s 1 In Every Crowd”, was released in December of 1998.

Group Members Fiia McGann, Bass & Vocals; John Sullivan, Guitar; Sanjaya Krishna, Drums

Press Reviews “With one foot stomping on the Pacific Northwest’s typical indie stance and the other rooted in rock tradition, Miracle Baby swings and sways with an unlikely bravado and individuality.” -WILLAMETTE WEEK, 8/12/98 “Pop music that’s somewhat irresistible. All in all, a potent mix. ” -THE ROCKET, 2/24/99 “The songs on this Seattle trio’s full-length debut, There’s 1 In Every Crowd, lunge and pirouette, melding sassy pop leanings with punk-style vibrancy, and adding a dash of laid-back lounge.” -SEATTLE WEEKLY, 12/14/98

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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