Los Angeles, CA – May 6, 2017 – When Cinzia announced that her show to launch her first solo EP release Moon Wild, available on iTunes, Molly Malone’s seemed like the ideal match of form and function – an intimate venue to showcase a collection of intensely intimate songs, and that turned out to be the unequivocal truth.
The crowd was treated to a personal showcase of Cinzia’s hopeful, and empowering lyrics and could not get enough. The rock and roll setting contrasted the hypnotic and upbeat music as Cinzia’s perfect leather When Cinzia announced that her show to launch her first solo EP release Moon Wild, available on iTunes, Molly Malone’s seemed like the ideal match of form and function – an intimate venue to showcase a collection of intensely intimate songs, and that turned out to be the unequivocal truth.
The crowd was treated to a personal showcase of Cinzia’s hopeful, and empowering lyrics and could not get enough. The rock and roll setting contrasted the hypnotic and upbeat music as Cinzia’s perfect leather ensemble contrasted the soulful, crystal-clear quality of her voice. So though a small room the sound and quality was anything but.
Cinzia backed by her long time band The Perfect Nines, including her husband Rico Quevedo on lead guitar, Edwin Itoh 2nd guitar, Sean Winchester drums (Everclear), Jonas Yip keyboards, and Tibor Bokor bass. The audience was treated to their favorite Perfect Nines songs such as “Heartbreaker” and “My Revolution” as well as two songs of the new EP ,produced by multi platinum producer Warren Huart, “Do You Believe” and “Tomorrow.”
The new songs play with expectations, both on the album and in their live incarnations as they show Cinzia’s evolution as a musician her point of view within and without the band. Cinzia shines as always front and center and we can’t wait to enjoy her next performance. contrasted the soulful, crystal-clear quality of her voice. Though a small room, the sound and quality was anything but.
