The new single from Kim Tavar is "Beautiful" which is taken from her
forthcoming sophomore album "The Next Stage".
Kim Tavar is a singer/songwriter from Boston, MA and Pittsburgh, PA.
She released her debut album "My Story" as Kim Tavares in Feb 2021, initially on Bandcamp and then on all
major DSPs in March. It consisted of 13 original songs written by
Kim.
Since then she has changed her name from Tavares to Tavar and has
released a couple of singles "1+1 Don't = 3" in Aug 2021 (which reached #3 on the Global Soul Chart) and
another in Apr 2020 "Tired (Do You Hear Me Now)" which was her first since her appearance at 'Back To Love
Weekender' in Southport (UK) in Sep 2021 where she was very well
received.
In addition to appearing at 'Back To Love Weekender' in 2022,
Kim opened for Philly legend Dexter Wansel at the Jazz Cafe in
London.
Kim is no stranger to the music business having toured with several
top 40 bands in and around New England in the 90s and 2000s. As a
solo artist and veteran of the Boston Police Department, she has
performed The National Anthem/God Bless America at The New England
Patriots, The Boston Red Sox and The Boston Celtics games along with
several performances in Washington DC as well as the US Capitol
Peace Officer Memorial.
She has recently collaborated with 6-time BMI Award winning
producer, Preston Glass (Aretha Franklin, Narada Michael Walden,
Thom Bell, Whitney Houston, Kenny G) and Grammy award winner Antone
'Chubby' Tavares (from the group Tavares) and is credited as
songwriter with both of these legends.
Click on image below for link to where you can buy from.
Click icons below for further information or to connect with the
artist.
| Rating: | 8.4 |
| Explicit: | N |
| Genre/Style: | New Soul |
| Format: | Single |
| Media: | Digital |
| Label: | Self Released |
| Cat No: | None |
| Date: | TBC |
| Key/BPM: | N/A |
| Price: | £1 |
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