Cherri Swan, Atlanta, GA
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Cherri Swan
Singer/Songwriter/Bassist
Alternative/Rock/Pop Punk
This amazing singer, songwriter and bassist from the midwest was introduced to her talent at the age of six. She just so happened to be picked for a solo because she was one of the more well behaved students in the choir. Cherri continued performing in various shows, girl groups and competitions throughout her high school and college years. Two weeks after graduating from college she moved to Atlanta to pursue her music career. She has been featured on jazz, R&B, and Alternative albums with artist such as jazz saxophonist D Lucas(vocals,2007), poet Queen Sheba(vocals,2008), jazz band GroovProject(vocals/songwriter, 2006) and alternative artist Ced Hawkins (vocals, 2009).
Though she was raised listening to soul/r&b music, she always had a passion for more edgy alternative, rock, pop styles. She feels this music represents strength, pride, and fearlessness in a way better suited for her. Cherri added bass guitar to her arsenal of talents in 2007 out of a strong passion to become a musician. It was a powerful yet beautiful instrument which fit her personality perfectly and would help establish her as a musician. People are already noticing her and are impressed by what she has accomplished. She has even received a bass endorsement through Spirit Bass Company located in Las Vegas, Nevada(2007). As s bassist she has also toured the southeast region with local band The Drownout in 2009 and was featured on The Silver Tongue online magazine. Today she is amazing crowds wherever she goes performing with her band as the lead vocalist and bassist. She is also performing and traveling the southeast as a bassist with several other bands
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Magazines/Newspapers/Television Acknowledgements:
Creative Loafing(2009), Stomper Stamper(2009), SilverTongueOnlineMag(2009),
Endorsed by Spirit bass (2007)
Appeared on People TV Channel 24 on "Musician's Voice" in rotation for three months(2009)
Performed my own Summer Series at A la Mode Shop(Summer 2009)
