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Nancy Harms: In The Indigo
'Bye Bye Blackbird' by Nancy Harms from the Album 'In The Indigo'
Rolling Back To Me - by Nancy Harms and Peter Rosendal

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04/06/2014 - Birdland Jazz / New York City, NY
06/21/2014 - JazzLive International Festival / Pittsburgh, PA
09/20/2014 - Sortland Jazz Festival / Sortland, Norway
1 Bye Bye Blackbird  
2 I Wished On the Moon  
3 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise  
4 In the Indigo  
5 On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever  
6 Cry Me A River  
7 Great Indoors  
8 Surprised By the Morning  
9 I'm Pulling Through  
10 Blue Skies  
11 Reach For Tomorrow  
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Vocalist Nancy Harms, an artist who has a startlingly original conception and presentation of Jazz is pleased to announce the release of her debut CD, In The Indigo. Produced by Robert Bell, with additional vocal direction and creative consultation by Arne Fogel, In The Indigo features an entirely new take on the jazz standard. In addition to reworking some of the most beloved tunes from the American Songbook, there are also two original works; The adventurous "Surprised By The Morning" by Harms and bassist Michael O'Brien, and the title song, written by Harms in collaboration with Bell and Fogel. All are performed by Harms in a supple, stylish voice that has been described by critics as "languorously seductive."

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  • WTIP's 'Minnesota Women of Song #15' chats with Nancy Harms
    Posted At: June 14, 2022
    In a relatively short time, Nancy Harms has distinguished herself as one of the most uniquely gifted young jazz vocalists on the East Coast. Born and raised in the tiny Midwestern town of Clara City, Minnesota, Nancy had no exposure to jazz as a child, no connections to the music via family or education. Though she was singing for small public gatherings by the age of four, it wasn’t until attending Concord...

  • Nancy Harms set for month residency at Bangkok's Grande Sukhumvit - Living Room / The Nation
    Posted At: September 11, 2017

    A star on the New York jazz club circuit, singer Nancy Harms is now in Bangkok all ready for her month's residency at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit's Living Room. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Arial} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Arial; min-height: 11.0px} She will perform at the intimate live jazz venue from September 12 to October 7 at 8.30pm. B...

  • Nancy Harms returns to Crooners Lounge in Minneapolis / Jazz Police
    Posted At: December 26, 2016

    In 2015, Minnesota transplant, New York-based vocalist Nancy Harms presented two stunning rounds of shows at Manhattan's famed Metropolitan Room, showcasing immortal Duke Ellington melodies that she specially selected to illustrate that "luxurious royal blue" quality. Recording this repertoire with a stellar trio headed by frequent musical partner, pianist Jeremy Siskind, and coproduced by long-time...

  • Nancy Harms Celebrates Duke Ellington@the Metropolitan Room / New York Times
    Posted At: September 8, 2015

    "A royal-blue night sky and twinkling stars: the perfect moment." With those words, the complicated jazz singer Nancy Harms introduced her rendition of "Prelude to a Kiss" on Sunday evening at the Metropolitan Room, where she sang a program of Duke Ellington-related songs titled "Ellington at Night." Ms. Harms, who grew up in Minnesota and relocated to New York five years ago, is only tangentially re...

  • Nancy Harms is brilliant delivering the Classics of Duke Ellington@NYC's Metropolitan Room / BroadwayWorld.com
    Posted At: September 4, 2015

    Opening Tuesday night with a four show run at the Metropolitan Room, Nancy Harms masterfully sang the luxurious, the lonely, and the seductive songs of the great jazz master, Duke Ellington. With classic cameo good looks and dressed in a black cocktail dress embellished with dangling rhinestone earrings, necklace, and bracelet, the statuesque Harms takes immediate charge of the night counting o...

  • Nancy Harms: From Clara City to the Big Apple / Minneapolis Star Tribune feature
    Posted At: August 31, 2013

    Nancy Harms didn't really know anybody in New York City when she packed up and moved there. The small-town Minnesota woman had some names to call - friends of a friend - and her own way of networking. Now, three years later, jazz singer Nancy Harms is returning to Minneapolis to celebrate her critically acclaimed, made-in-New York album "Dreams in Apartments." Not bad for a late bloomer. ...

  • 'In the Indigo' by vocalist: Nancy Harms features an entirely new take on the jazz standard
    Posted At: January 11, 2010

    Vocalist Nancy Harms, an artist who has a startlingly original conception and presentation of Jazz is pleased to announce the release of her debut CD, In The Indigo. Produced by Robert Bell, with additional vocal direction and creative consultation by Arne Fogel, In The Indigo features an entirely new take on the jazz standard. In addition to reworking some of the most beloved tunes from t...
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