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Artist description
A rock and roll montage that blends the sonic liquid sound of virtuoso electric violinist, Cat Taylor, with the passionate songwriting and powerhouse vocals of Kym Trippsmith. Amazon Queen will capture your heart and rock your soul… |
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Music Style
Alternative Folk Rock |
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Musical Influences
Melissa Etheridge, Bruce Cockburn, Fairport Convention, Bonnie Raitt, King Crimson, It’s a Beautiful Day |
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Similar Artists
We are unique unto the world… |
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Artist History
In 1992, Kym Trippsmith teamed up with Cat Taylor and made her play rock and roll. Together, they created a powerful force to be reckoned with adding bass, drums, the crystal clear harmonies of Amy Grisham, and the occasional lead guitarist(including Paul Kovan pictured above). Amazon Queen has since performed all over the West Coast intriguing audiences with their wild style and musical brilliance—moving the party to the dance floor and tempting the mind with thought-provoking lyrics. |
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Group Members
Kym Trippsmith – Lead vocals and rhythm guitar; Cat Taylor – Electric 5-string Zeta Violin w/synthesizer; Chris Fox – Drums and percussion; Congo Pense – Bass and rhythm guitar; Amy Grisham – Backup vocals |
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Instruments
Electric Zeta violin with synthesizer, bass, full trap set, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion |
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Albums
Happily Ever After |
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Press Reviews
Pacific Sun: “The gravity defying Amazon Queen with their unique blend of bluesy folk-rock, violin solos, and thought-provoking lyrics...”; San Francisco Examiner: “Excellent feminist-fusion rock…”; Pt. Reyes Light: “Vital energy, filled with bluesy sass and dance funkability.” |
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Location
San Francisco, California - USA |
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