Louisa Revolta - Songs For My Granma (2018)

Louisa Revolta is a creative whirlwind born and raised in Winchester, UK. Music has always been her passion and she performs professionally all over the world. Her specialism is in Jazz singing, scat improvisation and vocal mimicry. One highlight of her singing career was the Ella Fitzgerald Centenary concert which she performed in September 2017 to a sell out audience. Louisa has played saxophone for Hed Kandi and for several other club nights playing live to a DJ set. She has also played alto sax for the Tuba Libres and several function bands across the south. She teaches singing, saxophone and piano and has lead and arranged music for vocal workshops and choirs. Louisa also frequently works as a session musician and has access to recording facilities. She is one of the directors of Winchester Jazz Festival which was started in 2016 and is actively involved in facilitating jazz jams and performance opportunities for other musicians.

In 2011 Louisa started the internationally acclaimed vocal harmony group The Spifire Sisters and has written and produced several albums for them. They continue to tour across the south of England. Louisa also works at Vintage Keys Studio in the New Forest. She writes and produces for several other groups and performers and is always happy to discuss collaborations. Louisa is currently developing a songwriting workshop with musician and composer Steve Christie and has several other exciting projects in the pipeline.