Blending of folk, rock, jazz, and rhythm & blues..

17 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Roots Rock, URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover



Details:
Kamaria Sauda's "Sequences in Life" offers a fresh, original mix of rock, jazz, rhythm & blues and folk while delving into the rollercoaster ride of relationships. Kamaria has been singing as long as she could talk. Growing up with a strict religious upbringing, Kamaria honed her skills as a youth singing in church. Her secular influences varied from Nina Simone and Sarah Vaughn to Etta James and Regina Belle, as she began to study voice and joined a singing group after graduating from high school.

The power reflected in Kamaria's voice was refined while studying with renowned voice coaches, the late Isaiah Lurry and the late Donald Chestnutt and with vocal instructors, Dr. Marymal L. Holmes and Dr. Ellen Williams. Her undergraduate studies included pre-med coursework, but she realized that singing was her calling. Kamaria earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts and Music Performance and pursued a career as a singer. Kamaria has been featured at many functions in the Washington, DC area, her current home. Her solo debut, "Sequences in Life," is an eclectic trip into relationships: the highs - "Admiration of an Ebony Man"; the lows- "Cold-Hearted Blues," and then everything in between.

Most have yearned for Mr. or Ms. Right, found someone who they truly believed was "the one," only to discover they're not. They have to deal with the various tidal waves of emotions, vacillating through the realms of happiness and sadness, anger and depression. Women and men will be able to relate to the Sequences depicted by Kamaria. In doing so, they will hopefully gain strength of self.