Janis Siegel
Host, Singer's UnlimitedOver the past five decades, the voice of Janis Siegel, a nine-time Grammy winner and an eighteen-time Grammy nominee, has been an undeniable force in The Manhattan Transfer’s diverse musical catalog. Alongside her career as a founding member of this musical institution, Siegel has also sustained a solo career that has spawned almost a dozen finely-crafted solo albums and numerous collaborative projects, amassed a large international fan base and garnered consistently high critical praise.
She launched her solo career in 1981 on Atlantic Records with the release of Experiment in White produced by Joel Dorn. Her followup solo effort, At Home, earned her a Grammy nomination in 1987 for Best Female Jazz Vocal.
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Spreading the gospel of jazz in Saudi Arabia with Janis Siegel & the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz -
Singers Unlimited co-hosts Janis Siegel and Lezlie Harrison talk with Jazzmeia Horn about being a mom while recording, touring, writing a book, and teaching the masterclass, The Jazz Horn International Vocal Initiative. -
On this edition of The Art of the Story, jazz singer Stacey Kent explores her French foots in new album Summer Me, Winter Me -
Singer Michael Mayo in conversation with Singer's Unlimited co-hosts, Janis Siegel & Lezlie Harrison. -
Janis Siegel chats with singer-lyricist Norma Winstone -
On this episode of The Art of the Story, legendary singer and 'Singers Unlimited' co-host Janis Siegel praises the contributions of Wayne Shorter -
Janis Siegel, co-host of ‘Singers Unlimited' on WBGO, talks with fellow vocalist Dianne Reeves about performing with pianist Chucho Valdes and saxophonist Joe Lovano. -
Janis Siegel, co-host of “Singers Unlimited” on WBGO, talks with fellow vocalist Stacey Kent about her new album “Summer Me, Winter Me” and her journey in music. -
Janis Siegel, co-host of “Singers Unlimited” on WBGO, talks with vocalist Hilary Gardner about her new album “On the Trail With the Lonesome Pines,” which celebrates songs of the American West. -
WBGO’s Janis Siegel talks with fellow jazz vocalist Veronica Swift about her creative process and her new self-titled album on Mack Avenue.
