Cindy Douglas is one of the UK’s brightest emerging jazz singing talents. With a style that’s been described by Jazz Journal magazine as “creative … engaging … conversational”, Cindy has captured audiences’ imaginations across her native Scotland and won admirers among jazz aficionados and critics alike on her London appearances. A singer of traditional music from an early age, Cindy was inspired to devote her life to jazz after taking one of Scottish jazz singing doyenne Fionna Duncan’s vocal jazz courses, where the leading American singer and educator Madeline Eastman made an enormous impression.

With her debut album, My New Jive, receiving enthusiastic reviews from Jazzwise, the Voice of America magazine Jazz Beat and The Musician as well as Jazz Journal, Cindy has created waves as both singer and lyricist and as an inveterate musical adventurer with a fertile imagination she is moving forward with jazz’s core values of rhythm and emotion at heart.

“Jazz with a smile on its face” – The Musician

I'm a cow. A hill cow. Basically I live on hills. My legs on one side are shorter, so I can never turn around or I'll roll down the hill. While exploring hills I like to produce Jazz, 80s Synthwave, Orchestral and whatever I feel the need to do (like eating grass and stuff).

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