Smoldering, angry and saucy; Daddy's Little Girl is a full grown woman now (and more than a bit pissed). Miss Molly Simms can sweep the floor with tender ruminations on loves lost and quiet yearning (along the lines of Lucinda Williams), but not before setting the situation straight with a few doses of hard- earned sass and voodoo bile. Front woman of Saint Louis rock band 'Bible Belt Sinners' will take the stage this August for the Big Muddy Blues Festival's 18th year- and crowds previously reaching 60,000 from South America to the UK. Miss Molly has shared the stage with acts ranging from Clownvis to Chuck Berry. Her recent solo release, Revenants, was recorded on all analog equipment born on or around 1979 with engineer Erik Thompson as well as at the famed RCA Studio B using Elvis's own microphone. Voted best female vocalist 2010 in Saint Louis publication 'The Riverfront Times' at age 20, Molly has traveled from LA to Louisiana and released two albums since her debut in 2008. "Her voice is deep, unaffected, and seemingly full grown" says the RFT "She's making you feel what she feels, taking a simple emotion and turning it into art." "Her voice is deep, unaffected, and seemingly full grown"