Saxophonist, flautist, singer and charismatic performer. This is an outstanding musician offering a range of styles and formats to cover all events. A regular performer at Ronnie Scott's legendary jazz club, she has played with Lulu, Jeff Beck, Brian Ferry, Bruce Forsythe, and Jools Holland.

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This outstanding musician started her musical career at The Globe Theatre where she was unexpectedly promoted from usher to performer when a new play opened, (Middleton's 'It's A Mad World, My Masters') and it's director decided that it required a six foot two improvising saxophonist. She then studied jazz at Trinity College of music,(1999-2003), whilst playing a mash-up of other musical styles in clubs and venues including Ministry of Sound and the Jazz Cafe. She has played with bands and Djs spinning everything from house to hip-hop, chill-out, latin+break-beat to electro.

She has toured with the Guillemots, (2007), playing festivals across the U.K, Germany, Holland and Belgium and culminating in a live performance at the Mercury Music Awards. She enjoys as much variety as possible, playing with an eclectic array of artists including Madness, Michael Franti, Marcus Printup, the Ronnie Scott's All stars, Nigel Kennedy, The Drifters and Lou Reed. She has played support for Maceo Parker, Jarvis Cocker, The Feeling and Leona Lewis.

She is in demand at celebrity parties and has performed for David and Victoria Beckham, Al Pachino, Ralph Finnes, Robbie Coltrane, Daniel Craig, Ian Hislop, Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Stella McCartney, David Walliams and that other Hornblower, Ioan Gruffudd.

The future king of England bopped on the dance-floor with a pink feather boa to some of her funky sax riffs at a spectacular birthday party. She was resident sax player for Hedkandi at parties in Athens and club nights around the UK.

She has performed at parties during the Cannes film festival with Norman Jay, at the Monaco Grand Prix on Armani's yacht and at Robert Cavelli's retro-futuristic mansion.

With her band she entertained VIP's at UEFA cup final in Athens, mixing afro-beat and nu-jazz with funk and hip-hop grooves. Most recently she recorded for Laylo and Bushwaker and hip-hop  maestros Boarder Crossing. She also played on the sound track for the new Tony Kaye movie, yet to be released.

In Adu Dhabi she performed at the Grand Prix for Exxon Mobil for an audience of sponsors and VIPs including Lewis Hamilton. She has played at Kensington Palace for Cartier and the Polo Gold Cup for Veuve Clicquot. Some of her other corporate clients include Porsche, Bentley, Mac, De Beers, Boodles, Fortnum and Mason, Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, Mercedez Benz and Virgin, where she performed at events in Shanghai, Sydney and Brisbane.

In London she has performed regularly at prestigious events at The Gherkin, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, the Tate Modern, the Tate Britain, the Imperial War Museum, One Marylebone, Madam Tussauds, the London Aquarium, Tower Bridge Walkways, Somerset House, The Dorchester, the National Portrait Gallery, The Savoy, The Landmark, The Langham Hotel, Browns Hotel, The Four Seasons Hotel, The London Eye, The Royal Opera House, The Coliseum and The Old Vic for Peter O'Toole and Kevin Spacey.

In New York she has performed with Roy Ayres in Harlem, at the top of the World Trade Centre, (2000) and The Rainbow Room, (65th floor of the Rockafella Centre).

In Ibiza she has played for the legendary sunset sessions at Cafe Del Mar, at Pacha for Ministry of Sound and Cafe Mambo. She has recorded a solo electro-jazz project for Universal, (Island records), in Brazil.

All Female Collective:

This saxophonist also plays with a collective of top-flight female musicians who work together extensively in varying formats. The ensemble can work as an acoustic walk-about group, or as a DJ plus walk- bout instrumentalists. The possible combinations are percussionist, (snare drum and hand percussion), acoustic bass/guitar, singer, DJ, sax/flute/clarinet, violin/electric violin. They all work together extensively and have a great rapport, so the music works really well for mix and mingle, stand-alone background music and feature performances where some added sparkle is required.

"She reaches amazing heights as a sax player. When she
swings it's a long way to the 'down' beat. Koolness"- Nigel Kennedy

"She dazzles the audience every time. A fantastic performer, everyone deserves great sax"- Sir Richard Branson

"You're just wonderfull!" - Kim Cattrall

"Marvellous, marvellous playing"- Bruce Forsythe

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