| Margo |
Margo Martinez is a young, but seasoned, Kansas performer, providing lead female vocals in a band named
on Modern Bride magazine's top100 wedding bands list. Ms. Martinez, nick named "The Story Teller" for her
powerful lyrical narratives, has benefited from the mentoring of, and shared the stage with such legends as the
remaining members of the Ink Spots and The Platters. Years of providing lead vocals in variety bands for
Midwest heavy hitters like the MICHAEL BEERS BANDS and GARRY MAC PRODUCTIONS have infused
Margo's vocals with an eclectic blending of influences that make her vocal styling completely indescribable and
impossible to compare to any of today's artists. Brazenly daring to tread on the hallowed ground of
untouchables like Aretha Franklin and Bette Middler, and bellowing out tunes that few artists would dare to
broach, Margo leaves her audiences dumbfounded With the power that emerges from this seemingly reserved,
and un-opposing force. Power like this has not been seen in the industry for decades, let alone emerging from
the Midwest. Who would of thought such a rare treasure could be found among stalks of wheat?
Kim xxxxxxx ---xxxx radio.
on Modern Bride magazine's top100 wedding bands list. Ms. Martinez, nick named "The Story Teller" for her
powerful lyrical narratives, has benefited from the mentoring of, and shared the stage with such legends as the
remaining members of the Ink Spots and The Platters. Years of providing lead vocals in variety bands for
Midwest heavy hitters like the MICHAEL BEERS BANDS and GARRY MAC PRODUCTIONS have infused
Margo's vocals with an eclectic blending of influences that make her vocal styling completely indescribable and
impossible to compare to any of today's artists. Brazenly daring to tread on the hallowed ground of
untouchables like Aretha Franklin and Bette Middler, and bellowing out tunes that few artists would dare to
broach, Margo leaves her audiences dumbfounded With the power that emerges from this seemingly reserved,
and un-opposing force. Power like this has not been seen in the industry for decades, let alone emerging from
the Midwest. Who would of thought such a rare treasure could be found among stalks of wheat?
Kim xxxxxxx ---xxxx radio.
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| (C) 2010 Steven L. Harvey. |