Recently returned to the U.S. after an international appearance with New York pianist Greg McKenzie and his Jazz trio, Mood Indigo, Elizabeth is back on the local scene.

Whether she's singing torchy jazz or rockin' country, bittersweet ballads or dancing-in-the-aisles gospel, you will be captivated by the voice of this Somerset, NJ native. Though 2 years of travel abroad took her to many other homes, she now finds herself not far from those early roots, on the Delaware River in New Hope, PA.

Influenced early by music and the stories one could communicate with just the right interpretation, she began to practice her own story-telling through song. Country music became a focus due to her limited 8-track tape collection, but her tastes soon evolved into a variety of styles including Contemporary Christian and Blues. Today Elizabeth creates a very unique play list and original sound - at times compared to a spectrum of artists ranging from Dolly Parton to Janis Joplin. She now blurs the boundaries with her own genre crossover that goes beyond Gospel and Country. At the right venue you'll hear her interpretation of timeless Jazz standards like Summertime or belting out a bluesy Stormy Monday. Backed up most often by guitarist Rick Hozza, current projects also include drummer Lenni Zaccaro, bass player Steele Hillier, and guitarist Matt Davis.

Always ready to lend her talents to fund raisers, past performances have included benefits for Susan G. Komen Foundation, Safe Room Ministries and The Philadelphia Foundation. An introduction to musical theatre proved invaluable with an appearance in the 2002 production of In All Of His Glory in Atlantic City. Her demo CD has gotten air-time on local college radio and is grabbing attention throughout the State.