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Jocelyn Barth is one of Canada’s most exciting emerging vocalists. Raised in Toronto by musician parents, she grew up singing with her mother, Clela Errington. Jocelyn performs regularly as a featured artist, background vocalist and studio musician. She delivers a lyric with intention, depth and authenticity while maintaining the playful phrasing that stems from her instinctively instrumentalist-like approach to singing.
Jocelyn is featured on critically acclaimed jazz albums 'The Bitter Suite' by The Marie Goudy 12tet, 'Art of Breath: Volume Two' by John MacMurchy, and 'Volume Two' and 'Volume Three' by Collective Order.
Jocelyn’s most recent collaborations include studio work with pianist Adrean Farrugia and composers Scott Peterson and Jonathan Kawchuk, as well as live performances with The Marie Goudy Quintet.
In her debut release, 'Tell Him I Said Hello', Jocelyn's unique and ethereal voice is met by David Restivo on piano and Artie Roth on bass. John MacMurchy adds tasteful tones to two songs on clarinet and flute. The album was recorded and edited by Jeremy Darby at Canterbury Music Company and mixed and mastered by Mariana Hutten.
"Tell Him I Say Hello is a perfect example of Barth’s iconic ability to move a listener to tears using only her voice. She is a virtuosic storyteller and musician, and this collection of eight songs is a long awaited gift to the vocal jazz world." – Caity Gyorgy
Jocelyn is featured on critically acclaimed jazz albums 'The Bitter Suite' by The Marie Goudy 12tet, 'Art of Breath: Volume Two' by John MacMurchy, and 'Volume Two' and 'Volume Three' by Collective Order.
Jocelyn’s most recent collaborations include studio work with pianist Adrean Farrugia and composers Scott Peterson and Jonathan Kawchuk, as well as live performances with The Marie Goudy Quintet.
In her debut release, 'Tell Him I Said Hello', Jocelyn's unique and ethereal voice is met by David Restivo on piano and Artie Roth on bass. John MacMurchy adds tasteful tones to two songs on clarinet and flute. The album was recorded and edited by Jeremy Darby at Canterbury Music Company and mixed and mastered by Mariana Hutten.
"Tell Him I Say Hello is a perfect example of Barth’s iconic ability to move a listener to tears using only her voice. She is a virtuosic storyteller and musician, and this collection of eight songs is a long awaited gift to the vocal jazz world." – Caity Gyorgy
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