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Perhaps you haven’t yet heard the voice of Miss Renee Simone but there is no question that this previously hidden treasure in the Australian music scene is finally being unearthed. She is described as “captivating in manner, voice and message” (Rip it up Magazine) “an intoxicating performer” (The Barefoot Review), “a remarkable voice” (Glam Adelaide) and by Angus Stone as having “a voice like tiramisu topped with smooth chocolate sauce.” Born of Jamaican heritage in the UK, Miss Renee Simone was bathed and nurtured through childhood in her mother's collection of soul and jazz records: Nina Simone, Randy Crawford and Billie Holiday sang her lullabies imbibing in her the classic diva that resonates so richly through her work today. She was later influenced by latter-day songstresses such as Janet Jackson, Lauryn Hill, Neneh Cherry, India Arie, Erykah Badu, Morcheeba and Massive Attack. As a Child Therapist and singer, Miss Renee Simone worked her way around the globe journeying