Rachelle Ferrell
Rachelle Ferrell grew up in Philadelphia, where she sang in her church choir. Her debut album 'First Instrument' came out in 1992, produced by Tommy LiPuma....
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Rachelle Ferrell grew up in Philadelphia, where she sang in her church choir. Her debut album 'First Instrument' came out in 1992, produced by Tommy LiPuma. That record introduced her wide vocal range and included songs like 'I Can Explain' and ''til You Come Back To Me.'
She followed it with albums such as 'Individuality' in 1996 and 'Individuality Reborn' in 2008. Her work often moves between jazz, R&B, and gospel, with tracks like 'Prayer Dance' and 'Reflections Of My Heart' showing that blend. She has performed and recorded with musicians including Christian McBride and George Duke.
Ferrell's singing can be direct and conversational, then stretch into unexpected places. She recorded a set of Billie Holiday songs in 2013. Her most recent album, 'Song to Song,' arrived in 2019.
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