Suzanne Grzanna Jazz Jazz Band from Milwaukee, WI

Suzanne Grzanna is an multi-award winning saxophonist and vocalist who plays jazz music. She has an amazing band with the top musicians in town. Suzanne does regular performances in Los Angeles,CA - Milwaukee, WI - Chicago, IL - New York, NY. Her band is perfect for your event. : ) A brilliant saxophonist, sultry jazz singer and Grammy Award voting member, Suzanne Grzanna is a world-class artist who has traveled the world during her productive career. The recent release of her CD Daybreak and her single "Spring Waltz" are some of the latest accomplishments in a career full of highpoints. Throughout the years, Suzanne has recorded six albums and two singles along with many other collaborative recording projects. Recently, Suzanne's original composition Simply Sunday has been featured in the film "Wild Honey" that was released January 2019 (Director - Francis Stokes) and in the film short "A Different Direction" (Director - Colleen Ann Brah). Suzanne will also be working on "Western Conviction" (Director - Colleen Ann Brah) and Suzanne composed a song that is featured on the new Feature Film coming out in December 2019 titled Seaper Powers (Director - Kim Cameron). Among the many awards that Suzanne has won are Carroll University's Graduate Of The Decade, the Indie Music Channel's Awards for Best Jazz Video (The Cat's Meow) and Best Jazz Song (Latin Nights), a silver medal in the Global Music Awards (The Cat's Meow) (Latin Nights), Best Original Song (Simply Sunday) from the Hollywood Music and Media Awards, World Art Celebrities Magazine's Diva of the Year and, from the Indie Music Channel Radio Awards, Best Jazz Song (Simply Sunday), Best Jazz Producer (Fever) and Best Female Jazz Artist (for Daybreak). Semi-Finalist in the UK Songwriting Contest for Best Video (The Cat's Meow). Suzanne received a silver medal in the Global Music Awards (Daybreak) (Wedding Day), and won four awards at the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards. Best Jazz Instrumentalist (Daybreak), Best Female Instrumentalist (Daybreak), Best Jazz Producer (Daybreak) and Best Contemporary Christian Song (Wedding Day). Suzanne was nominated for two Josie Music Awards that was held in Nashville, TN. for Song of the Year (Daybreak) and Artist of the Year in Jazz/Blues category. Suzanne Grzanna had a double win with the Clouzine Awards for Best Christian Song and Best Instrumental Track. She was also nominated for the Hollywood Music and Media Awards (My Santa Baby) and finished 2017 with four Indie Music Channel Radio Awards winning with Don Grzanna's composition "Spring Waltz" for Best Live Jazz Performance, Best Jazz Producer, Best Instrumental Artist and Best Instrumental Live Performance. In March 2018, Suzanne and her father won with the Global Music Awards with Best Composition and Best Jazz Song for Spring Waltz (Studio Version), nomination for Atlas Music Awards (Spring Waltz), won an Indie Music Channel Awards for Best Instrumental Recording (Spring Waltz), 2018 Clouzine Awards (Jazz - Spring Waltz), Josie Music Awards (won Best Female Artist), nominated for the 2018 Hollywood Music and Media Awards, (Spring Waltz), won 2018 Indie Music Radio Awards (Best Jazz Artist - Love In The City), won 2018 Akademia Award (Best Jazz Song- Spring Waltz), won three 2019 Indie Music Channel Awards (Best Jazz Song - Moonsands, Best Jazz Producer - Love In The City, Best Jazz Songwriter - Love In The City), won American Songwriting Awards (Jazz - Simply Sunday), won 2019 Clouzine International Music Award for Best Jazz Song (Love in the City), won Josie Music Award for Jazz Artist of the Year (2019), and 2019 nomination for the Hollywood Music and Media Awards (Jazz - Daybreak) and Indie Music Channel Radio Awards (Best Female Jazz Artist (By the Fireside), Best Jazz Song (By the Fireside), and Best Jazz Producer (By the Fireside).