About Me

Born and raised in Detroit, I'm a singer / songwriter, living and loving in Nashville, eternally chasing truth and expression through that medium which connects us all... music.  I love sampling old songs from the
Great American Songbook along with folk favorites and re-arranging them. These songs should never be forgotten and I strive to keep them alive in my music. 
I like to infuse my own compositions with elements of folk and jazz utilizing a variety of  instruments - ukulele, cello, fiddle, guitar, piano, melodica,mandolin, and autoharp.  It is my great hope to inspire others to research and recognize the glorious treasures left by those who've come before us, tip our hats, pay tribute, and continue on, re-inventing the musical 'wheel.' 

Hear my music

GBS PRESENTS: KIRABELLE

KiraBelle - musician

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Kirabelle & the Sweet Peas - Songs For Baby Beans
is almost here!  Kirabelle's long awaited lullaby / children's album with
new arrangements of old songs from around the world along with
brand new compositions hits iTunes and BandCamp in December. 
As a special bonus, Kirabelle is presenting the first 200 CDs
with signature cover art and inserts.
Click Here to Visit the audio page for a preview teaser ...


Performance at Lulu's Coffee House, Watertown.    (Tom Griscom)

 
Kirabelle and Josh Dent Live Recording at GBS Studios.  (CintheaSuePhotography)


Kirabelle at the Ryman Auditorium.  (CintheaSuephotography)

Kirabelle's EP - Wildwood Flower is available on iTUNES.

  


Kirabelle - (L-R) Wildwood Flower EP; Live at GBS; Regions Free Festival; Live at the Pike Room / Crofoot.      CintheaSuephotography
 

Kirabelle is a swingin folk / jazz Singer Songwriter influenced and inspired by the greats. Her rich vocals display a fine sense of pitch and humor, intonation and elegance. Her clean soprano top is balanced by a smooth mezzo/alto sweetness along with her natural ability to scat ala Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.  She has an ear for musical harmony, pure jazz tonality, and natural phrasing which is evident in her live performance on ukulele, guitar, banjolele, piano, and autoharp.


Native American PowWow.   (CintheaSuephotography)