Lorraina Marro’s 3rd album, Love is For All Time (released on July 15, 2021), remained in the Top 10 Contemporary Jazz Albums on the Roots Music Reports for over 52 weeks; and is #13 on the Roots Music Reports Best Jazz Albums for 2022. Musicians include: Steve Rawlins/piano, Jennifer Leitham/bass, Grant Geissman/guitar, Steve Pemberton/drums, Dr. Bobby Rodriguez/trumpet, and Rickey Woodard/ tenor sax.  She has two other cds:  You Must Believe in Spring (released in 2004) and Mixed Emotions (released in 2015).

Lorraina is scheduled to release 4 new singles in the early part of 2023:  Abrazame, All My Tomorrows, Alone Together and Voy a Apagar la Luz.

Easily recognized on the Los Angeles nighttime singing stage for her classy, passionate and sophisticated renditions of the American Songbook, Lorraina Marro has performed extensively at L.A.’s top jazz clubs: Catalina Jazz Club, Feinstein’s at Vitello’s, House of Blues, Cinegrill and The Gardenia; and in NY at The Metropolitan Room and Danny’s Skylight Room. Her interpretations of classic standards as well as original tunes have also invited appearances on the Las Vegas stage including The Four Seasons, Aladdin and Las Vegas Hilton hotels.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Lorraina Marro has made her mark as a talented vocalist, who is passionate about her music and committed to interpreting songs in her own style. Her early influences include Nancy Wilson, Della Reese, Dinah Washington. Linda Ronstadt, Aretha Franklin and Barbra Streisand. Lorraina Marro has a powerful voice; her vocals are warm, smooth and sultry. Her live performances display her joy in singing, her charm, warm sense of humor and genuine connection with her audience. She blends together jazz, Latin music, Broadway and R&B.  Many of her performances of her jazz and Latin shows are available on YouTube.

In 2015, she was honored as a Los Angeles “Jazz Living Legend.”

Mango’s Daddy has been writing and recording songs since the 1970’s. His Los Angeles-based folk rock trio the Rockin’ Jamokes had a unique vocal blend and played college concerts in the late 1970's. Their repertoire included covers of songs by the Grateful Dead, Jethro Tull, James Taylor, Loggins and Messina, and J.D. Souther among others. 

In the 1980s Mr. Daddy's collaboration with Los Angeles songwriter and recording artist Peter Marston produced over thirty original pop and rock songs. Also in the 1980’s Mr. Daddy was a member of the duo Shtillson and Govatinberg whose song parodies “Kinky Kinda Cowboy”, “Don’t Worry, Go Shopping”, and “Dog Doo on the Sole of My Shoe” were all featured on the syndicated radio program "The Dr. Demento Show". 

In the 1990’s Mr. Daddy's collaboration with lyricist and poet Scott Davison resulted in a number of songs which Mango’s Daddy recorded and released in 2019.  “I’m Not the Only One” and “Cartwheeling Away” have received the most attention from listeners and critics.

Mr. Daddy continues to write and record. Most recently he has teamed up with producer Killian Cruiser of Soundbetter.com to release "The Open Road" and Mango's Daddy's next release "Disco Love Child"  - a throwback song with imagery that Disco lovers will certainly relate to. "Disco Love Child" will be released on October 31, 2021.

I'm a singer/songwriter with a new album "Late Bloomin' Jazzman" which features a lot of my lyrics and some fresh takes on some of my favorite standards. Featuring John Clayton, David Benoit, Bob Sheppard and Grant Geissman.

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