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A nostalgic vocal jazz artist.
Carolyn Leonhart is a jazz singer with one foot firmly planted in the rock/pop universe. She is the daughter of veteran bassist Jay Leonhart, so her jazz sensibilities flow from her upbringing. Yet she gained wide exposure during the '90s as a backup vocalist for the reunited Steely Dan. Her jazz style is tinged with the edginess of a soul or R&B singer. Her first U.S. album, an inspired collaboration with pianist/songwriter Rob Bargad titled Steal the Moon, was released in 2000. ~ David R. Adler, Rovi
Carolyn Leonhart primarily performs jazz and vocal jazz, often blending these with influences from pop and R&B. She is known for her soulful voice and collaborations, including extensive work with Steely Dan.
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Carolyn Leonhart is a native of New York City, born and raised in Manhattan's Upper West Side.