Krisanthi Pappas

Krisanthi Pappas is a versatile jazz, cabaret, and retro pop vocalist known for her captivating performances. Often compared to Norah Jones and Diana Krall by JazzTimes Magazine, she brings a unique blend of vocal gentleness and husky-voiced passion reminiscent of Bonnie Raitt and Ella Fitzgerald. Based in the Boston area, Krisanthi is a prolific performer, averaging about 200 shows annually across New England and New York City. She has opened for notable jazz artists like Branford Marsalis and Chuck Mangione, and has also performed pre-shows for iconic bands such as The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan.

Krisanthi's musical talents extend beyond singing; she plays piano and drums on some of her songs and writes her band's musical arrangements. Her original music has been featured on TV shows like "Parenthood" and "The Mindy Project," and in films such as "I Dream Too Much" and "Happygram". As a songwriter, she has won several awards, including a second-place win in the Billboard World Song Contest for "You and Me by the Christmas Tree". Her albums, such as "My Back Yard" and "Celebratin' Swing," showcase her diverse musical style and creativity.

Genres

Vocal Jazz

Latest Release

Hug a Million Times

Krisanthi Pappas

Single - Released April 13, 2021