Voice

www.magdapiskorczyk.com MAGDA PISKORCZYK (pronounce: peas-CORE-chick) is a singer with a mature, low and unusual voice timbre. Described in France as "la voix noire et au costume blanc" (Black voice in a white costume). She is a guitar, bass guitar and percussion player, as well as a song writer. Magda performs music of Afro-American and African heritage. She is a two-time Semifinalist of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, USA. Readers of the Polish blues quarterly chose her the Female Vocalist of the Year 2003, 2004, 2006, 2009 and 2011.

Owen Williams is a singer songwriter from Southend, Essex in the UK. He has been playing his acoustic based folk for a few years, playing a handful of gigs and writing songs. Now he has got a collection of songs together, with the help of a few friends, and is putting them out there for you to listen to. Influences are wide and diverse, ranging from Bob Dylan and Ryan Adams to Nick Cave and 60s soul. More gigs and recordings are to follow.

This name belongs to more than one band or artist: 1) Tenor Enrico Caruso, to whom some refer by last name only. 2) Self-described as "jazz singwriters" the duo dub their brand of acoustic based R&B as "coffeehouse soul." They perform exclusively with their acoustic guitars, which you tend to see in coffee shops, but there’s an unmistakable soul in their music that can’t always be captured by two guys with two guitars.