There are singers and there are jazz singers. There are jazz singers and there are a few artists who bring more to the microphone – their life, love, heartaches and joy. Alison Burns is one of those artists. She released her debut album ‘Kissing Bug’ in 2007 and this was followed by 1:AM, Last Train to Hauteville (where she sang in French), Freternity, and I’ll Be Home For Christmas. Her latest album is called ‘Songs for Nature’ and is an enchanting musical love letter to the natural world and the composers, lyricists, and musicians it has inspired.
Touring to promote these albums resulted in concerts in Tokyo, New York, San Francisco, Cannes, London, Singapore, Bangkok, Sydney and Shanghai. Alison has also performed as guest soloist with the BBC Big Band, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Guy Barker Big Band. If you are are a fan of Peggy Lee, Sarah Vaughan, Diana Krall, Julie London, Frank Sinatre, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, or Norah Jones then check out Alison Burns.
