Praised by JazzTimes for “superb technique”, American jazz singer Corinne Mammana is passionate about preserving the music of the past while placing her own personal spin on the American Songbook, as well as popular tunes from the past few decades.

With creative arrangements sung in a sophisticated and soothing style, fans have described Mammana’s voice as a cross between Norah Jones, Jane Monheit and Stacey Kent. Her debut EP “Under an August Moon” (2016) received national praise and an interview with AXS who said, “Mammana loves the music of the past, but she just might be the voice of the future.” The EP celebrates the Great American Songbook via a four-song collection of jazz standards from the 40s and 50s, as well as contemporary songs.

In 2019 Mammana opened for Grammy nominated jazz singer Cyrille Aimée. In New York City, Mammana has performed at Birdland Jazz Club, the Metropolitan Room and the Duplex Cabaret Theatre. She has also performed at Philadelphiaʼs Chrisʼ Jazz Cafe, the legendary Deer Head Inn, Musikfest and countless other clubs and concert halls in the region. Self-produced concerts include Jazz in the Christmas City, The Golden Age of Radio, and The Norah Jones Songbook Concert—all to sold-out audiences.

Mammana’s much anticipated first full-length album “Yes, No, Next” is set to release in Spring 2020 featuring the legendary Gene Perla on bass, Ian Froman on drums, Sean Gough on piano and Lorenzo Branca on flute and harmonica. The album will include reimagined standards, originals, modern songs and show tunes. Mammana believes, “the album represents the unique and wonderful gift we have every day when we wake up in the morning—the opportunity to start anew—to be the person we want to be and perhaps even change our path. My hope is to inspire this in my listeners through this music.”

"Mammana applies her superb technique gracefully, carefully, tastefully and intelligently...she wisely lets the melody and lyrics speak for themselves."—JazzTimes