This San Francisco based singer-songwriter-guitarist releases her debut album after several years of high profile collaborations with Looq Records (as heard on the television show CSI). Her elastic, smoky alto brings sharply crafted lyrics to life...

14 MP3 Songs in this album (40:25) !
Related styles: FOLK: Folk Blues, FOLK: Folk Pop

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SUMMARY:
This San Francisco based singer-songwriter-guitarist releases her debut album after several years of high profile collaborations with Looq Records (as heard on the television show CSI). Her elastic, smoky alto brings sharply crafted lyrics to life in On to the Next, a blues-and-jazz-infused indie collection of 14 intimate songs. Giulian also skillfully plays all of the instruments on the album, including viola, autoharp and bass.

REVIEWS:
"Her voice...that's something you won't ever forget. It's soft, sometimes a tad smoky, fearless, always sensual and soooo elastic."
-Indie-music.com

"Sez Giulian has the soul of a poet and the voice of an angel...Her elastic inflections stretch from textured tones that comfort you like a warm and womanly embrace, to mildly disturbing deep vocal etchings... [Her] guitar playing exercises finesse, and the rhythm blends percussive embellishments to the already existing beats that were born in the mind of this talented young chanteuse."
- Listen.com

"The singer/songwriter style is personal and well crafted...She is a strong artist."
- Taxi Management

BIO:
San Francisco based Sez Giulian co-wrote and recorded several songs with Looq Record producers Jondi & Spesh on thier album The Answer. The CD was released internationally in June 2004 to critical acclaim, with one of her songs appearing on the season premiere of the hit television show CSI in 2004. Sez is also working on a collaborative album with Jondi in their band Good at Human.

She has performed her own music at the Fillmore, Cafe du Nord, Hotel Utah and many other SF venues. She's been featured on KALX, WXPN and SF's Love Vision Underground Radio. She has also performed solo cello live with opera singers, fronted jazz and punk bands, and and has recorded on viola with SF legend Eric Shea.

Sez began playing piano at the age of four but a few years later traded it in for the classical viola. She taught herself how to strum guitar at sixteen and since then has picked up the cello, bass and accordion.