‘A voice as smooth as silk’—Alchemical Records

 

Credit: Colville W. Heskey

With crystalline vocals and relatable lyrics, Eliza Tebo is a versatile D.C. singer-songwriter whose music captures the messiness of the human experience.

Eliza’s debut jazz record took home the 2023 Wammie Award for Best Jazz Album. She released her first pop album (Vol. 1: The Life and Times of Gemma Sky) earlier this year, as well as two soaring ballads, “Orion” and "Virginia is for Lovers." She is currently at work on her third album.

A graduate of Howard University and alum of its acclaimed vocal jazz ensemble Afro Blue—featured on NBC’s The Sing-Off—Eliza has performed at The Kennedy Center, the U.S. Vice President’s Residence, The Howard Theatre, B.B. King Blues Club, and international venues in Jamaica and Bermuda.

In addition to her solo work, Eliza provides keys and vocals for rock band Wandering Bird. To book, please visit this page.

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Image by Colville W. Heskey

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B.B. King Blues Club, New York City

Blues on the Green, Kingston, Jamaica

Capital Jazz Fest, Columbia MD

The Fillmore, Silver Spring MD

The Howard Theatre, Washington D.C.

Jammin Java, Vienna VA

The Kennedy Center, Washington D.C.

National Public Radio

The NorVa, Norfolk VA

The Owl Room, Washington D.C.

Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C.

Smithsonian National Building Museum, Washington D.C.

Songbyrd, Washington D.C.

Union Stage, Washington D.C.

Vice President’s Residence, Washington D.C.

Warner Theatre, Washington D.C.