Tabitha Elkins

Originally from New Jersey, Tabitha spent her youth in New York City, studying Classical Composition and Jazz (at New York University, College of Staten Island and City College), then spent a couple of years immersed in NY's jazz scene, composing her own songs, and performing them at such venues as Cleopatra's Needle and Detour. After the debacle of the stolen election and the demise of the bill of rights in the US, Tabitha relocated to Worms, Germany, where she has played and sung many types of music- she has sung in Reverend Lee Brown's Freedom Family Gospel Choir...

After the debacle of the stolen election and the demise of the bill of rights in the US, Tabitha relocated to Worms, Germany, where she has played and sung many types of music- she has sung in Reverend Lee Brown's Freedom Family Gospel Choir, sung jazzy Bossa Nova with Heddesheimer Jazz Project, and done solo gigs at various venues, and has recently started a new project with musicians from Mannheim.

Her debut solo album, "Snowing in July", features the sultry saxophone workings of NY saxophonist Paul Kendall, a longtime staple of NY's jazz scene.