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Talented new artist on jazz scene

Noosa Jazz Club’s April concert with Peter Uppman’s Session Band at The Majestic, Pomona, brings a talented new artist to the local jazz scene.

Leena Salim was born against the backdrop of Singapore’s rich, melodic cultural tapestry; her childhood was shaped by the enchanting tunes emanating from the transistor radio. Now ensconced in the vibrant city of Brisbane, Leena’s voice has matured into a soulful and elegant resonance, marking her as a contemporary jazz vocalist of unique calibre.

Influenced by legendary female vocalists such as Diana Krall, Shirley Bassey, and Ella Fitzgerald, her foray into the world of jazz was ignited by a profound love for the genre’s freedom of expression, relishing in the musician’s ability to interpret a song with an authentic voice.

Leena’s journey to prominence is a symphony of diverse experiences, ranging from captivating performances in stage musicals to hosting regular TV programs, leading a number one comedy sitcom, and headlining prestigious cabaret clubs around Asia, culminating in her securing a place as the youngest award-winning comedy actress at the Asian Television Awards. Her trajectory also encompasses club stints, dinner theatres, and recognition as one of Singapore’s top cross-over artistes, shaping her into the multifaceted artist she is today.

Her presence on stage is not merely a musical interlude but a captivating narrative, weaving together the rich threads of her diverse experiences into a tapestry of jazz that is uniquely hers.

Enjoy this experience at The Majestic Theatre in Pomona on Thursday, April 24; doors open at noon, and the music starts at 1:00 pm.

Book your tickets on Noosa Jazz Club’s website at www.noosajazzclub.com. For further information, you can email info@noosajazzclub.com or phone/text 0478 256 245.

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