For those not in the know, Liz Cracchiolo is a jazz vocalist known for her captivating performances and soulful interpretations. With a voice that exudes warmth and emotion, Liz has established herself as a prominent figure in the jazz music scene. Her unique style and magnetic stage presence have garnered her the title of the Bombshell Next Door.

“If I’m not doing something that terrifies me, it’s not worth it,” she freely admits. Whether she’s headlining a New York cabaret, crushing fitness goals, baking a perfect batch of cranberry–white chocolate biscotti, or diving into true-crime podcasts, Liz Cracchiolo lives by this mantra. Liz has always gravitated toward challenges.

The jazz vocalist and storyteller whose warm, luminous voice and magnetic stage presence have made her a standout in Southern Arizona’s music scene now brings us her brand new album, entitled Just a Girl, I’m a Woman, and which blends classic standards with pop songs reimagined through a jazz lens.

1. Just A Girl
2. These Boots Were Made For Walking
3. Sweet Child O’ Mine
4. Fever
5. Mr. Brightside
6. I’m Beginning To See The Light
7. Tainted Love
8. Basin Street Blues
9. I’m A Woman

The veteran Tucson vocalist opens her new recording on her dazzling rendition of No Doubt’s Just A Girl and then we get gifted a storied These Boots Were Made For Walking, a sumptuous cover of Guns ’N Roses’ Sweet Child O’ Mine, a smoothly slinky Fever, before a regimented approach to Mr. Brightside is upon us, an all-embracing I’m Beginning To See The Light, a decadent Tainted Love, the new set rounding out on the resplendently low slung Basin Street Blues, coming to a close on the perky and playful I’m A Woman.

www.lizcracchiolo.com