Katrina Ford Baltimore, Maryland
Harrowing. Unhinged. Fiery. Disturbing. Forceful and delicate. These are all words that have been used to describe Katrina’s acrobatic, boundless approach to singing. Or as Pitchfork writer Tom Breihan put it in a Celebration review 16 years ago, "Katrina Ford makes Polly Jean Harvey sound like Sandra Dee...[and] has the technical skill to sing anything she wants - opera, cabaret, rock, whatever." ... more
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