Ellisha Marie

New York’s Best jazz vocalist - Elisha Marie

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You will fall in love with Ellisha Marie and her captivating jazz trio. Recently returned to New York after a worldwide tour, Ellisha is making waves on the local music scene, enchanting audiences with her popular swing and jazz repertoire. Her performances are a celebration of classic jazz, filled with soulful melodies and swinging rhythms that delight and inspire.

Ellisha’s voice is often described as melodious, enchanting, and captivating. It possesses a rich and resonant tone, effortlessly hitting both high and low notes. Her wide vocal range and expressive delivery convey deep emotions, creating a powerful connection with listeners. Whether performing a timeless standard or a contemporary jazz piece, Ellisha’s voice captivates and moves the soul.

With an impressive resume, Ellisha has been the featured vocalist in regional theater productions, on tour with the acclaimed Josh Groban, and as a featured jazz vocalist on international cruises. Her versatility and talent have earned her acclaim and a loyal following wherever she performs.

Now back in New York, Ellisha Marie and her jazz trio bring a fresh and vibrant energy to the local music scene. Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of Ellisha’s voice and the captivating performances of her talented trio. Prepare to be wooed and utterly enchanted by their extraordinary musical artistry.

Listening to live or new music also challenges the brain — it has to work to understand a new sound — acting as a workout for the brain. Music improves creativity, memory, alertness, and clarity, and live music has been linked to improved cognitive function in patients with dementia. When looking at subjects’ brain activity in MRI scans, researchers found that music activates more areas of the brain than even language; in fact, in early development, babies start processing music before they can process speech. Studies have shown that listening to music releases brain-derived neurotrophic factor, which promotes neurogenesis: the growth of new neurons. Essentially, listening to music, recorded or live, keeps your brain young.

People who regularly experience live music boost their creativity and cognitive abilities; reduce stress hormone levels while increasing the production of endorphins, dopamine, and oxytocin; experience consistent social connection or “collective effervescence; and even live longer (up to nine years longer, in fact).