indie chamber pop (bardcore)
pronouns: they/them

Alonzo Chadwick possesses incredible vocal range, an amazing voice to perform almost any genre. He also has an energetic stage presence that impacts you emotionally as well as joyfully. Alonzo has stepped into his own as one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier male vocalist. Able to move deftly from a simmering ballad to an up-tempo R&B, Blues, Jazz, Funk, or Gospel Jam that creates a high-pressured Concert experience! He seeks out new ears and new souls to bless as he prepares to launch his career in music to the next level. At the age of 33, Alonzo has been pursuing his interests in music since the age of 10, where he started like many other artists of today: singing his first lead and stepping into the role of lead vocalist in his church choir. He is a true Musician/Vocalist that sincerely has a heart & compassion for music & the Lord. He desires to see people sincerely touched and impacted through his gifts of Music. Alonzo Chadwick is also a man of many talents. He is a poet, songwriter, actor, choreographer, playwright, and most of all a GREAT Father/Husband. He has an abundance of gifts, all of which he will boldly tell you that come from God and God alone! Originally born in Omaha, Nebraska, Alonzo has called the Pacific Northwest his home for the majority of his life. Though he has traveled far and wide in both in ministry and music. His gifts & talents (mostly singing) have taken him from the West Coast to the East and from the Northern states to the Southern states. For the last 7 years he has been a lead soloist in the annual “Gospel Christmas” put on by the Oregon symphony. He is the 2012 spring winner of the “Most Powerful Voices” singing competition sponsored by GMC channel. He has performed at National renowned “Oregon’s Blues Festival.” And performed with such artists as Josh Groban, Kim Burell, John P Kee, Canton Jones, William Murphy, etc… And Alonzo Chadwick has shared the stage with Artists such as CeCe Winans, Pink Martini, Oregon Symphony, Storm Large, Linda Hornbuckle, and National renowned Cantor Ida Rae Cahana.

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