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Alison Crockett is a Brooklyn based vocalist, pianist and songwriter whose style is ‘steeped’ in a deep Soul tradition, with generous helpings of Jazz and Blues. Taking her cue from divas of the past and present such as Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, Donna Summer, Diana Ross and Sarah Vaughn, this Brooklyn, New York based singer/songwriter and pianist is destined for greatness.

Alison Crockett decided early on, that a career in music was to be the path she would travel. Piano was her first love. “It just called to me. I still feel like a pianist who sings.” However after winning several local vocal talent showcases during her high school years, it became quickly apparent that her voice was a rare gift. Alison honed her vocal skills at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA and then a masters degree at the prestigious Manhattan School of Music. As she says, “I set out to be a craftsman; someone who could mold and shape music like a sculpture.” Throughout her school years, Alison continued to build her reputation and gain a loyal following by performing regularly with notable local and national artists in and around her Washington, DC home as well as in Philadelphia and New York.

While living and performing in Philly, she met up with dj/producer King Britt (formerly of Digable Planets) and recorded the now classic, Season’s Change for the groundbreaking Sylk 130 recording, When the Funk Hits the Fan (Ovum/Sony Music).
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Vocal technique - getting the breathiness out

12 Jul 2009 | from blog.myspace.com/alisoncrockett

I haven't posted in a while, but a blog comment made me think that someone is actually listening out there so....How do you get the breathiness out of the tone?  Isn't it a pain when you go from one p. …

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