“She has a miraculous voice, musical ability and technique, as well as an innate gift for entertaining a crowd.”

— Wall Street Journal

Veronica Swift’s new self-titled album, her third for Mack Avenue Records, showcases her versatility beyond jazz. Known for her brilliance and artistry on previous albums *Confessions* (2019) and *This Bitter Earth* (2021), Swift explores genres like opera, rock, blues, bossa nova, and vaudeville, without losing her unique artistic voice.

The album, co-produced by Brian Viglione and Mariano Aponte, features a diverse lineup of musicians and spans a wide range of styles. Highlights include her rendition of Jerry Herman’s "I Am What I Am," a cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer," and a bluesy take on Duke Ellington’s “Do Nothing Till You Hear from Me.” Swift’s “transgenre” approach blends influences from classical, jazz, and rock into a cohesive statement of artistic freedom.

Swift first gained international attention in 2015 at the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz competition, and her previous albums solidified her as a leading jazz vocalist. Now, with *Veronica Swift*, she embraces a broader identity, pushing boundaries while inviting audiences to do the same.