“If you are new to Vincitore, let me try to prepare you. She can sing like an angel and a demon. She’s versatile and sings jazz, blues, R&B, and soul and somehow makes them all sound wonderful…[she’s] a great singer in a field populated by good singers. She has the tone and range that can make you fall in love, get angry, or weep from the sheer emotion of the song. She’s also a very savvy songwriter who has crafted these songs perfectly to suit her vocal approach.” – Professor Johnny P’s Jukebox

Featuring:
Willa Vincitore / Vocals, Scott Milici / Keys, Chris Vitarello / Electric & Acoustic Guitar, Karl Allweier / Upright Bass & Acoustic Guitar, Roger LaRochelle / Drummer

Singer/songwriterWilla Vincitore has been building a fan base across the Hudson Valley for nearlytwo decades. While her songwriting is an eclectic mix of blues, soul, rock,funk and (occasionally) pop, there’s one thing that ties it all together—that voice.

Willa’sdebut CD, Better Days (2017) receivedcritical acclaimed from more than 50 reviewers worldwide. The Blues and Roots Music Report listed itas one of the Top 50 Contemporary Blues releases of 2017.

While Willaspent the early part of her career backing Chris O’Leary as an original memberof his band, she’s been performing on her own since 2013, with a collection ofextraordinary musicians. The Companyof “Willa & Co.,” rotates and changes based on the spin of any individualperformance, and may be stripped bare or piled high.

Company musicians have included ChrisVitarello, Petey Hop and Karl Allweier on guitar; Doug Abramson, Brandon Morrisonand Karl Allweier on bass; Scott Milici, Jeremy Baum and Will Bryant onkeys/Hammond; Lee Falco, Roger LaRochelle, Chris Kaiser, and Gary Schwartz ondrums; and killer horn sections featuring Chris DiFrancesco, Ron Knittle, JimOsborn and Joe Meo.

Hey Little Sister:
https://youtu.be/K96FT9u77tQ