The Sarasota-based jazz singer is about to celebrate the release of her brand-new album Water Is My Song.
On it, Synia Carroll’s empowering vocals reverse the genders on a double-bass heavy version of The Beatles’ “Norwegian Wood,” and a flamenco-meets-flute fusion comes into play on “Learning How to Fly.”
In her voice, you can hear just a little bit of influences from Nina Simone to Diane Reeves, and though I’d usually say how Hough Hall inside St. Pete’s Palladium Theater is always the more ideal choice, the 99-year-old building’s Side Door Cabaret is the perfect spot to hold a 20th century-style jazz party such as this.
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This article appears in May 16-22, 2024.



