Sandi Hammond at The Nave

Singer/songwriter Sandi Hammond first started writing pop songs at age 11. In her late teens she graced the stages of Tanglewood, Symphony Hall and Carnegie Hall while performing with several professional choral groups. Now a gifted classically trained singer/songwriter, and a fine musician on keyboards and guitar, she touches audiences with her prolific and impressive repertoire of unique melodic songs. Fans describe her versatile soprano voice as full and emotional. She is most inspired by Joni Mitchell, Bartok, Paula Cole, Annie Lenox and Elton John.

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“Gorgeous voice…a melodic, keyboard-based folk-club singer who exists far beyond what’s normally thought of as folk…” - Boston Herald

“Beautiful, haunting…Sandi Hammond uses her voice in a grand manner to powerful effect. Her commanding vocals mixed with lush, atmospheric melodies that sometimes invoke chills…” - INSTANT Magazine

This album is a recording of a live performance of Sandi Hammond for JazzBoston Jazz Week and the Somerville Open Studios third annual Music Fest on May 2, 2008. It was produced by Randy Winchester for ARTSomerville.  CD quality FLAC files of this recording are available from http://www.archive.org/details/SandiHammondAtTheNave

ARTSomerville (ARTS) is a volunteer arts organization based in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA, which draws upon the talents of local creativity, strengthening communication among artists and the public by presenting exhibits, performances, and educational activities. Albums appearing under the ARTSomerville logo are from artists that have given performances at ARTSomerville sponsored events. Visit http://www.artsomerville.org to learn more.