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Sexy Soulful Songstress Amber Ojeda to appear at The House of Blues in Hollywood FEB 21ST
New Voice, New Star Amber Ojeda performing live at House of Blues
Free music downloads available at www.myspace.com/amberojeda
Los Angeles, CA (Billboard Publicity Wire) February 13, 2008 -- Sexy Soulful Songstress Amber Ojeda to appear at The House of Blues in Hollywood FEB 21ST
www.myspace.com/amberojeda
Amber Ojeda--New Voice, New Star At last Hip-Hop gains style, soul, and jazz overtones. I'm talking about Amber Ojeda. You'll dig the piano melody in Here I am...and the synth string sound adds a dramatic tone.
So Lovely has a smooth jazzy touch. Ambers voice--textured like liquid emotion draws the listener into her music. Love From The Band another jazzy tune has a good beat. Amber is destined to be in the R&B annals of music.
A Hot Steamy Night Awaits You
music review by Epitunes Mixing elements of classic jazz chanteuses such as Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday with modern day hip hop, Amber Ojeda's songs bring to mind a hot steamy Tropical night. Songs such as "Don't Rush" and "Hear I Am" practically burst forth with an energy and sensuality that demand your attention.
Amber Ojeda Live
FEB. 21ST 10PM
HOUSE OF BLUES
8430 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90069
US
Cost:$15.00
Description:Come and enjoy an evening with Amber Ojeda and her wonderful band in the beautiful The Parish Room located in the House Of Blues Created as a natural extension of the Foundation Room, the lavishly designed Parish pulls together design elements spanning the gamut of religious artifacts from all over the world, sharing a common eclectic bond of both beauty and spiritual meaning. The interior of the Parish was designed in part by the House of Blues creative team in cooperation with former general manager, Arich Berghammer. The essence of the design theory was to envelope guests in the soulful, tactile, luxury that has become the signature trait of the House of Blues hospitality in Los Angeles. From Persian Carpets, antique temple screens from India, breath taking German Mahogany furniture and so much more
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