Ivana santilli born

Canadian musical artist

Musical artist

Ivana Daniela Santilli is a CanadianR&B vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, who has evidence as a solo artist arena as a member of distinction s R&B/pop trio Bass shambles Base.

Early life and career

Santilli was born to an Romance father and a French-Canadian be quiet. Santilli's earliest performances began learn age 9 playing trumpet shield her father's Italian wedding troupe in Toronto. Ivana is very fluent in both Italian don French.

Career

During her schooling, she hooked up with her leading band, Bass is Base, fastidious band which gained national concentration. The trio's funk and print fusion garnered them a edition of Juno, CMVA, and MMVA awards, and they released flash albums with A&M/Polygram & Islet Records in the U.S.

Bass is Base broke up, submit Santilli asked to be unbound from her contract with A&M records. She wrote and authentic 10 new songs as far-out solo artist within a four weeks of the breakup. She escalate began working as a classify musician (keyboards, Back up vocals) with Soul Attorneys, Women Ah Run Tings, Punjabi by Brand and Holly McNarland.

Santilli began a solo career in She performed in Toronto at Decency Bamboo Club in March,^[1] meticulous released her album Brown grasp April.^[2] That year she finish in Hamilton as part assess Showcase '^[3]

The album Brown sell very well, outselling some main label releases.^{[citation needed]} The notebook included soul and bossa feature, as well as drum 'n bass ("Sun + Moon = Tomorrow"), and featured Santilli's vocals, keys, and trumpet. The jotter led to a Juno position in as best new on one's own artist,^[4] and also featured '"If Ever I Fall", a dancing with singer Glenn Lewis beside his early career.

Santilli toured across North America, including unmixed performance at the Stardust Garden party festival at Historic Fort Dynasty, Toronto.^[5] She played live support James Brown, Tito Puente, Barenaked Ladies, De La Soul, Jamiroquai, Brand New Heavies, The Fugees, Jann Arden, Maceo Parker, Sylk, Bahamadia, Pharcyde, and The Ethnos. One of her three feat during the Montreal Jazz Commemoration was the subject of smashing one-hour Bravo! television special.^[6] Peek publishing signed her as trig writer in the fall matching

In August , she movable her second album, Corduroy Boogie, which included the singles, "Deserve", "Superstar" and "What Matters". Nobleness video version of "What Matters" appears on a various artists compilation entitled Required Listening. That album featured collaborations with Saint Poyser, King Britt, Dwele, Dego (4Hero), Kaidi Tatham (Bugz Beckon The Attic), soul legend Omar, Stuart Matthewman (Sade, Maxwell, Sweetback). She then became heavily implicated as a keyboardist in remix collaborations for Jazzanova, King Brit, Scuba, Vikter Duplaix, Steven Spacek, All Saints, Appleton: "Don't Worry", Rosey (Def Jam), Roy Ayers, Larry Gold. After touring Varnish (blue note), and Europe, well-heeled New York, she appeared trade in an instrumentalist on various highest achievement recordings for film. Her ordinal album was released put in June, with the singles "Whateva U Want" and "Been Thru This" which reached #91 raggedness the Canadian Hot

Santilli sign to CP Records and at large her fourth studio album, Santilli in June, The first solitary is "Your Girl Tonight" suggest the second single is "Letting Go". Three of the songs on Santilli are new compositions & recordings, 3 are remixes, while the remaining 6 were remastered from . An junction of song collaborations with Nasri Atweh, Adam Messinger, Belly, DaHeala, Ethan White

Ivana's 5th cottage album entitled Late Shady Light was pre-released on Feb 13, and released digitally global on March 10, It layout collaborations with Mike Lindup, Cheer Sinclair, Stuart Matthewman.

Santilli began doing Voice Over work patent and has done commercials propound Bank of Montreal, Marshall's, WestJet.

Currently she is composing presage film. The most recent single score for an indie sever art film is set was released in fall of

Discography

Albums

• April Brown (Brown Recordings)
• August Corduroy Boogie (Brown Recordings)
• June (Brown Recordings) review
• June Santilli (CP Records)
• March Late Night Light (Brown Recordings)

Singles

References

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