Lo Marie

Lo Marie is a multi-award winning Jazz/Neo-Soul artist from Madison, Wisconsin.

Lo Marie earned a Bachelor of Music in Voice & Economics from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. She started as an opera singer. Soon recognizing her true passion and affinity for jazz music, she began jazz guitar lessons with Jerry Kimbrough. Lo Marie studied under the great Billy Adair, director of jazz studies at Vanderbilt, and played in his professional big band, The Establishment.

With a pool of original songs and producer Jerry Kimbrough, Lo Marie released her first EP, Beyond the Age of Reason in August 2012 and gained an international following.

She toured the US from New York to Los Angeles, building her repertoire and perfecting new works at shows in Nashville, Chicago, and Madison. After years of work, Lo Marie finished her second EP, Solid Ground,
in January of 2015, which was also produced by Jerry Kimbrough.

Solid Ground won the Jazz Album of the Year at the 2015 MAMA Awards (Madison Area Music Association Awards).

In 2018, Lo Marie won MAMA awards for Female Vocalist, Jazz Performer, and Cover Song of the Year for her duet "I've Got A Crush On You" with the legendary guitar player Cliff Frederiksen.

Lo Marie is currently working on a new group of songs, which will be released as singles throughout 2019.