Susan is a British singer now living in San Francisco, where she gigs, teaches, and runs a recording studio.
She worked for many years in London where she ran a successful band with ‘Sky Island’ (the band toured, was recorded for TV and radio and played regularly at the London club Ronnie Scotts). Susan also attended the Guildhall School of Music and worked as a session singer.
In 1990 she joined the British band the Moody Blues and toured the US with them until 1999, when she to moved to the States.
What the British Papers had to say:
‘The most exciting British Singer to have appeared in close on two decades’
The Guardian
‘A vocalist with tremendous range and superb control’
The Independent
‘A fine singer whose rise you shall chart’
Time Out
‘All the vigour of a young Annie Ross’
Evening Standard
‘Clearly able to sing almost anything she can think’
The Guardian
Trapped In Paradise
I was walking in Goa, India, on a bright night with brilliant stars, feeling a bit of a lemon. To my right was a Muslim boy and to my left a Hindu girl, and we all knew their relationship was not meant to be. Into the velvety air and to no one in particular but to her absolutely the boy quoted some Urdu scripture, which he translated as: I want to get to heaven but I don’t want to die. Cue for an album, thought I.
Which took forever to finish, was recorded in two continents and three studios, and with the collaboration of a host of wonderful musicians, friends, acquaintances and passers by.
It was truly a labor of love, and I hope that you have as much fun listening to it as we did recording it.
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