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She is a singer with a unique voice and a rare way to express emotion and beauty."
Nitzan Kremer, Tel Aviv Jazz Festival Artistic Director
Alessandra Bosco uses her voice as a medium between different dimensions, combining songwriting and radical vocal improvisation in an electronic blend. Her music focuses on the consciousness awakening of our time and the personal journey we all are on in this peculiar age, sometimes ironically, sometimes with moving lyrics and poignant vocal performances.
At the age of 23, she attended the Umbria Jazz Festival's clinics, winning a scholarship award for Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she discovered Music Therapy. Her musical research identifies the human voice as the center of self-expression and individuality, yet the purest medium through which we connect with each other and find our own place in this world. Worldwide acclaimed musicians such as Mike Stern, Didier Lockwood (Magma), Tom Kennedy, Dave Weckl, Donna McElroy, Paolo Fresu, Stuart Mitchell, and Lorenzo Pierobon (music therapist and overtone singer) have words of deep admiration for Alessandra's work.
Nitzan Kremer, Tel Aviv Jazz Festival Artistic Director
Alessandra Bosco uses her voice as a medium between different dimensions, combining songwriting and radical vocal improvisation in an electronic blend. Her music focuses on the consciousness awakening of our time and the personal journey we all are on in this peculiar age, sometimes ironically, sometimes with moving lyrics and poignant vocal performances.
At the age of 23, she attended the Umbria Jazz Festival's clinics, winning a scholarship award for Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she discovered Music Therapy. Her musical research identifies the human voice as the center of self-expression and individuality, yet the purest medium through which we connect with each other and find our own place in this world. Worldwide acclaimed musicians such as Mike Stern, Didier Lockwood (Magma), Tom Kennedy, Dave Weckl, Donna McElroy, Paolo Fresu, Stuart Mitchell, and Lorenzo Pierobon (music therapist and overtone singer) have words of deep admiration for Alessandra's work.
