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The one constant is the amazingly powerful and confident voice of Marth Wash. Love & Conflict has Martha collaborating with producer Sami Basbous and his team. “My producers took me out of my comfort zone and into a new musical direction and the results are both uplifting and thought-provoking.
The Weather Girls are an American female duo whose best-known line-up comprised Martha Wash and Izora Armstead.Formed in 1976 in San Francisco, California, Wash and Armstead began their musical careers as Two Tons O' Fun, the female backup duo for disco singer Sylvester.After several years of singing background for Sylvester, the duo was signed in 1979 to Fantasy Records as Two Tons O' Fun.
19 de may. de 2023 · Born on December 28. 1953, Martha Wash grew up to become a powerful singer with a big, booming, electric voice. Wash first earned attention as a backing singer on the 1978 hit song by Sylvester ...
Martha Elaine Wash (San Francisco, California; 28 de diciembre de 1953) [1] . es una cantautora, actriz y productora estadounidense. Conocida por su distintiva y potente voz, Wash alcanzó la fama por primera vez como la mitad del grupo Two Tons O' Fun, que hacía coros para el cantante de música disco Sylvester, incluido en su emblemático éxito "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)". [2]
Now two decades later Martha Wash has released her stunning new LP, titled, “Something Good.”“Something Good” is a collection of new music from Wash in a different vein than her old favorites. While the new album contains music that is sure to please longtime fans, it is more of an alternative pop-rock journey.
15 de may. de 1990 · Open your eyes, till the dawn's up and over. Open your eyes, there's you bed and it's made. Gimme that feeling and we'll rock it on out strong. But when you're makin' just like I do to you. The ...
Martha Wash, New York, New York. 54,775 likes · 585 talking about this. She is a two-time Grammy nominated American R&B, pop, soul, blues-rock, and house singer, record producer, songwriter, activist...
