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ββI Shouldnβt Be Telling You Thisβ picks up where βThe Capitol Studios Sessionsβ left off, and brings with it even more unexpected collaborations than the first, including Miley Cyrus, Sharon Van Etten, Anna Calvi, and the sublime Gina Saputo, who we described in our review as using her voice as an instrument indistinguishable from those in the orchestra. Saputo is the only unsigned artist on the record β itβs our hope that the success of this album will mean a change in fortune for her, if thatβs what she wants.β
What's going on
Release Party- MAY 9th at The 1905 in PORTLAND
Northwest Tour Announcement TBA
Gina Has a Wikipedia Page!
Gina is a Grammy 2024 Member!
WOMEN TALK
βWomen Talkβ EP DIGITAL RELEASE ONLY
- December 2023

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Jazz vocalist Gina Saputo first began performing at the age of eight, singing with the Oregon Childrenβs Choir. By her teens, Saputo was singing in jazz clubs. While at University of Southern California, she was mentored by the likes of Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Terri Lynn Carrington. Since then, Saputo has established herself as a formidable presence on the jazz scene, gigging nationally as well as in Dubai, Japan, and South Korea.
- All that Jazz pick of the week, Folio Weekly Magazine

ββOne of our favorite vocalists in the contemporary jazz scene, LA-based young diva Gina Saputo...she likes to sing in Portuguese, scatting and phrasing in a very creative way, sometimes sounds like the missing link between Carmen, Basia (check her own groovy βExplain,β on which she also emulates Billie), Flora and Tierney. Not to be missed.β β