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"Stunning vocals, thick with personality, meander stylishly through this alternative Americana single. Backed up by a simple, spacious soundscape, and a gentle marching rhythm with trip-hop tendencies – the whole thing consistently progresses from good, to great, to brilliant."
- REBECCA CULLEN
FOUNDER & EDITOR AT STEREO STICKMAN




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Award-winning singer-songwriter Adalia Tara creates music driven by a message of courageous awakening, kindness, and social change. Blending soulful pop, R&B, blues, and jazz, her commanding voice is anchored by an open-hearted, playfully authentic stage presence that instantly connects with her audience. Before returning to her roots in Washington, D.C., she built a strong presence in Sedona, Arizona, earning spotlight features at TEDx, the Sedona International Film Festival, and the International Day of Peace.
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Her powerful body of work spans genre-defining original albums and acclaimed jazz projects. Her debut record Why Wait delivered anthems reflecting on the human experience, while her follow-up with the Portraits Jazz Project earned a spot on All About Jazz’s "Best Jazz Albums of 2019." Her music videos have captured major film festival honors, including "Best Music Video" at the Albuquerque Film and Music Experience for "Release Me."
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Adalia continues to release transformative music tailored for complex times. More recent singles like the award-winning "Come Home" invite listeners to return to their authentic selves, while "Give It Up" directly addresses deeply rooted racial inequities in this country. Across every song and performance, she uses her platform to inspire action, invite vulnerability, and build genuine connection.
"Powerful singing by Adalia Tara."
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-SCOTT YANOW
JAZZ HISTORIAN & AUTHOR
“...the vocalist is very impressive. Her powerful and pliable voice does not necessarily conjure up familiar singers of the past or present but is a unique instrument..."
- KARL ACKERMAN
ALL ABOUT JAZZ
ALL ABOUT JAZZ - TOP ALBUMS OF 2019!
Photo By: Danielle Holman



