Artist description Amy Fabry is a singer-songwriter and classically trained pianist who delivers well-crafted pop songs with jazzy chord structures, sultry vocals, and thought-provoking lyrics. Add in some tastefully arranged guitars, bass, drums and percussion and you get a soulful, jazzy mix that grows on you more with each listen.

Music Style Jazzy Pop

Musical Influences Carole King, Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, Hall & Oates

Group Members Amy Fabry (singer/songwriter/pianist) James "Lupi" Lupino (guitarist) Kent Peterson (bassist) Dave Brewster (drummer) John Schech (percussionist)

Albums Debut album, Cultivated Pearl - released Fall 2002

Press Reviews "Jazz meets pop in this refreshing release from Amy Fabry, blending the soulful bite of Carole King and the subtle understatement of Norah Jones... The perfect combination of great songwriting and great singing is key to this successful sound, which so many solo projects like this usually lack." -- Mish Mash Music, January 2003 "...Amy Fabry builds a jazzy, intimate album of strong songs, one song at a time... Cultivated Pearl is as solid a debut as they come, and Fabry's low-key approach works wonders." --Blah3.com Music "...a strong debut from a talented artist." --Amy, Collectedsounds.com "Vocalist and pianist Amy Fabry debuts with an album of classic singer/songwriter piano pop delivered with a unique touch and a cool and casual approach... at its finest, Cultivated Pearl is an album of absolutely irresistible songs that transcend time and space and marks Fabry out as a voice to be reckoned with." --Stein Haukland, Ink 19 "...As easy a pop sound from 25 years ago as you'll ever find... Forget Spiderman and Shania's Up, and get something that is the anti-hype in the extreme." --Ben Ohmart, MusicDish

Additional Info Now listed at Best Female Musicians - Signed and Unsigned (www.bestfemalemusicians.com)

Location Minneapolis, MN - USA

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