Lorrie Doriza

Lorrie Doriza is a Greek-American songwriter, composer and performer based in NY. Her music is a blend of quirky and dramatic piano based pop with classical, funk and musical theatre influences. Her most identifiable characteristics are her earworm melodies and soaring vocal range.

She is most well known for her trip-hop collaboration with Stoupe, the producer of underground hip-hop group Jedi Mind Tricks, a group called Vespertina. Their debut album, "The Waiting Wolf," is a concept album loosely based around the story of Scheherazade and 1,001 Arabian Nights.

Lorrie has also worked on the electro-lounge project The Good Johnsons, with producer Dan Keller, releasing two albums of re-imagined lounge covers entitled "Introducing The Good Johnsons" and "Livin' in the Sunlight!" while performing in various music festivals and venues across Japan and New York.

She is currently a second year composer at the prestigious BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop and has released her first short-length musical entitled “The masterpiece.” She is also currently working on the second Vespertina album with Stoupe and developing a full length musical.

Her latest work, a tribute to her late grandfather, is a full album of never before heard Greek cabaret songs from the 30s and 40s that her grandfather, rising star singer and diseur of the Old Athens era, Tony Rais, sang but never had a chance to record.