A New York critic told her she's like Adele meets Diana Krall meets Bette Midler. Dare her. She was Joan Rivers' opening act. Come see why!   "Wicked exciting!" – Boston Globe "A spectacular evening of song and style. Voices like hers come along maybe once in a generation." – New York Times "A great voice, even better enthusiasm, almost giddy delight at entertaining audiences that if bottled would make every anti-depressant on the market obsolete." - Steppin' Out Arts, NY "The REAL deal. She’s got the goods!" – Joan Rivers "You are (expletive deleted) to DIE FOR. Thank you for the best night of my life in an audience."  – Bea Arthur Pop/Jazz/Blues vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Suede (piano, guitar, trumpet) tours nationally filling and selling out the best rooms – from Feinstein’s in San Francisco to Birdland in NYC to Blues Alley and The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC and beyond. Her PBS special "Live at Scullers Jazz Club" has currently aired on 54 stations nationally during their on air fundraisers to keep PBS thriving. Her recording of the late great Shirley Eikhard’s (“Let’s Give ‘em Something to Talk About”) “Emily Remembers” was the number one song of the year on WJZW radio, Washington, DC and has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for Alzheimer’s research and support nationally. She has been an independent artist from the start of her career, long before it was the norm.. Determined to realize her childhood dream, she founded Easily Suede Music and is now in her fourth decade as a full-time touring and recording artist. With a strong belief in the responsibility that any degree of celebrity carries she’s played countless benefits for various causes, including recently helping to raise $45,000 in one night for a free clinic outside of Washington, DC and $100,000 in one event to create an endowed professorship for Sexual and Reproductive Rights at City University of New York (CUNY).