Elizabeth is songwriter and horn player, telling both our awkward and beautiful human stories with her unique jazz sensibility About her song albums THE BRIDGE, ON PATROL WITH THE JAZZ POLICE, THE DREAM
"She's a force of nature. Amazing singer and songwriter, original vocalist, wonderful trumpet player and multi-instrumentalist. She writes songs that come directly from the heart." --BRUCE LUNDVALL, BLUE NOTE RECORDS/EMI
'Geyer has a beautiful voice. Her songs have a perfect blend of fantastic vocals, songwriting and instrumentation. Geyer's multi faceted talent is on full display in this wonderful album" (The Bridge) --RICKY KEJ, #1 BILLBOARD ARTIST, MULTI GRAMMY AWARD WINNING COMPOSER/PRODUCER
Life is not all waterfalls and rainbows. Chances are, when you need beauty the most, you will be stuck in a cement parking lot. But it is exactly that beauty in the ordinary - the kind that one has to dig deep to find, that has always fascinated Australian singer/songwriter and flugelhorn player Elizabeth Geyer.
Her songs have garnered praise from some the best ears in the business including Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), multi Grammy Award winners Ricky Kej, Wouter Kellerman and Bill Champlin of the band Chicago. In 2013 the late great Bruce Lundvall featured Elizabeth for his Blue Note Hour on Sirius XFM in New York. Elizabeth's writing explores our inner lives - some herself, some others - in suburbia, caravan parks, feeling joy, grief, making awkward conversation, feeling loneliness, envy, or maybe just stuck at a party - from giddy first love, happy childhood memories all the way to late bloomers finding themselves or an old couple selling their lifelong family home, feeling enormous upheaval while simply waiting at the bustop. Each of us is unique, chequered, flawed, vulnerable, beautiful.
In a world filled with clumsy attempts to connect with each other, - where, as she sings, everyone is on their phones - Elizabeth's music does exactly that; it connects us from the heart".
"There's something about Elizabeth's voice and the changes she likes and the horn rising up out it all that is so bloody original. Lyrically it's anything but predictable, almost conversational. The songwriting and musicianship is just superb." --JIM MOGINIE, SONGWRITER/PRODUCER/FOUNDING MEMBER, MIDNIGHT OIL
"If it was me I'd make a law that everyone on earth should hear that song (The Bridge). Absolutely beautiful. Awesome lyrics and the girl is soo musical" --BILL CHAMPLIN, MULTIPLE GRAMMY WINNER, the band CHICAGO
"She's a force of nature. Amazing singer and songwriter, original vocalist, wonderful trumpet player and multi-instrumentalist. She writes songs that come directly from the heart." --BRUCE LUNDVALL, BLUE NOTE RECORDS/EMI
'Geyer has a beautiful voice. Her songs have a perfect blend of fantastic vocals, songwriting and instrumentation. Geyer's multi faceted talent is on full display in this wonderful album" (The Bridge) --RICKY KEJ, #1 BILLBOARD ARTIST, MULTI GRAMMY AWARD WINNING COMPOSER/PRODUCER
Life is not all waterfalls and rainbows. Chances are, when you need beauty the most, you will be stuck in a cement parking lot. But it is exactly that beauty in the ordinary - the kind that one has to dig deep to find, that has always fascinated Australian singer/songwriter and flugelhorn player Elizabeth Geyer.
Her songs have garnered praise from some the best ears in the business including Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), multi Grammy Award winners Ricky Kej, Wouter Kellerman and Bill Champlin of the band Chicago. In 2013 the late great Bruce Lundvall featured Elizabeth for his Blue Note Hour on Sirius XFM in New York. Elizabeth's writing explores our inner lives - some herself, some others - in suburbia, caravan parks, feeling joy, grief, making awkward conversation, feeling loneliness, envy, or maybe just stuck at a party - from giddy first love, happy childhood memories all the way to late bloomers finding themselves or an old couple selling their lifelong family home, feeling enormous upheaval while simply waiting at the bustop. Each of us is unique, chequered, flawed, vulnerable, beautiful.
In a world filled with clumsy attempts to connect with each other, - where, as she sings, everyone is on their phones - Elizabeth's music does exactly that; it connects us from the heart".
"There's something about Elizabeth's voice and the changes she likes and the horn rising up out it all that is so bloody original. Lyrically it's anything but predictable, almost conversational. The songwriting and musicianship is just superb." --JIM MOGINIE, SONGWRITER/PRODUCER/FOUNDING MEMBER, MIDNIGHT OIL
"If it was me I'd make a law that everyone on earth should hear that song (The Bridge). Absolutely beautiful. Awesome lyrics and the girl is soo musical" --BILL CHAMPLIN, MULTIPLE GRAMMY WINNER, the band CHICAGO
