Laura Ann Singh
Laura Ann Singh is a multilingual American singer, composer, and recording artist, known for her vibrant interpretations of Brazilian popular music, Latin boleros, and beyond. A founding member of the internationally acclaimed ensemble Miramar, she has performed at the Kennedy Center, the Lincoln Center, and on NPR’s Tiny Desk and All Songs Considered. With Miramar, Singh has toured internationally, from Russia to France, and released music on Daptone, Barbès, and Ansonia Records (Entre Tus Flores, 2025).
Her projects span genres and continents: the Brazilian-focused projects Quatro na Bossa, Os Magrelos, and the Doug Richards Orchestra, a recent collaboration (Crumb of Me, 2025) with Rosette String Quartet, and experimental ventures with Out of Your Head Records — including the debut of her Fracas Quintet in October 2025 and a featured role on drummer-composer Scott Clark’s Dawn and Dusk in 2023. In 2024, she appeared alongside cellist Tomeka Reid at the Kennedy Center as a featured vocalist in Reid’s suite celebrating Ellington. Singh’s repertoire weaves together Latin American classics, the American Songbook, women composers, and original works, reflecting her love of cross-cultural collaboration and intimate connection with audiences. Singh moves easily between worlds, bending genres into something unmistakably her own.
Appears on:
OOYH 021: Scott Clark - Dawn & Dusk
OOYH 038: Laura Ann Singh - Mean Reds