Solo Singer Sherrita

With a rich, colorful voice, and exceptional sensitivity and technique, Sherrita can master a wide range of styles, including Gospel, Pop, Jazz, Dance, Musical Theater, and Opera.

She launched her professional singing career at the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles, where she performed with the Los Angeles Opera (Dorothy Chandler Pavilion) in "Orpheus in the Underworld" and "Hope of the Heart" at the Mark Taper Forum and the Pasadena Performing Arts Center. During this time, she also toured Europe with the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers, a world-renowned choir specializing in Gospel and African-American Spirituals.

After spending many years in New York, Sherrita moved to Italy, where she continues to sing professionally in styles ranging from Gospel, Pop, Jazz, Dance, Musical Theater, and Opera. She has performed at significant music festivals, such as the Legnago Gospel Festival and the Varese Black and Blues Festival.

She has sung in various opera houses in Northern Italy, including Teatro Donizetti di Bergamo, Teatro Fraschini di Pavia, and Teatro Coccia di Novara, as one of the three operatic sopranos in the operatic-rock musical "Notorius."

Sherrita has worked on a variety of dance single covers such as "No One" by Alicia Keys and "I Will Survive" and has recorded dance singles with some of Italy's top DJs, including DJ Molella, Paolo Ortelli, DJ Tato, and Samuele Sartini. She also collaborated on Mondo Marcio's hit 2006 album "Dentro la scatola" with the song "Segui la stella." Her television appearances include "Sei un mito," where she energetically imitated Tina Turner, "I raccomandati," where she performed a medley with her friend Carol Alt, and the Maurizio Costanzo Show "Tutte le mattine," where she sang the Gershwin classic "Summertime" with the orchestra of Demo Morselli.

Line-Up Options:
Soloist with background music
Soloist with piano
With a 5-piece to 20-piece band
With a 40-piece Gospel Choir