lauren faggiano

Click To Purchase CDLauren is a dynamic performer both with of her bands, The Deep Blue Dream, and the Faggiano Highsmith project. Her debut CD entitled into the blue was released in July of 05' and her band The Deep Blue Dream released their debut CD in August of 07'. 98.9 the buzz, 88.5 WRUR, 89.7 WRUR, and 96.5 WCMF have invited Lauren on their shows as a featured artist. Brother Wease, a well known radio personality in the Rochester area, said the following about Lauren's singing: "Bitch can sing!" Into the blue has also been played on First Impressions and the Local Show on 90.5 WBER. Lauren has been featured in the magazine "Life in the Fingerlakes" as well as in the "City" news paper. The Deep Blue Dream has been featured in the Democrat and Chronicle, Freetime, and City paper, and have appeared on "The Music Show" which airs on public access television. Lauren enjoys singing the songs of her musical inspirations Joni Mitchell, Tori Amos, Bonnie Raitt, Susan Tedeschi, and Janis Joplin. The influence of these legends also can be found in Laurens original works which have become very popular with her ever-growing base of fans.Review of into the blueCity News Paper July 13-19 2005 Pg. 15Lauren Faggiano Singer/SongwriterLauren Faggiano's music is all encompassing. When shes not performing, she works as a music therapist with adults with developmental disabilities. Her music envelops the listener as well with thoughtful, well-placed music around lyrics that soothe and explain: kinda like therapy, kinda like a diary. Faggianos new CD, into the blue, is a pleasant acoustic guitar-based outing with little tweaks of violin, piano, and drums throughout to compliment her creamy alto.-Frank De Blase Background:Since the time of her childhood, music, writing and sharing her gifts for both have been Laurens true passions. In her formative years she began her musical journey by studying the viola and participating in the school chorus. Wanting to absorb more, she taught herself the guitar and piano and began to immerse herself in all different kinds of musical styles.From these experiences Lauren pursued a degree in Music Therapy at SUNY Fredonia. Today, Lauren works in and around the Rochester area as a board-certified music therapist, assisting adults with developmental disabilities.