Susanne Abbuehl is a renowned Swiss/Dutch jazz vocalist and composer celebrated for her poignant and evocative interpretations of jazz standards as well as her original compositions. Born on July 30, 1970, in Berne, Switzerland, Abbuehl was drawn to music from an early age. She furthered her education in the arts at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague, where she studied jazz voice and composition. Abbuehl also honed her skills in Indian classical singing and European medieval and renaissance music, which have deeply influenced her distinct style. Her career began to flourish after her encounter with Dutch jazz pianist and composer Michiel Braam, who greatly influenced her musical direction.

Abbuiehl's critically acclaimed album "April," released in 2001 under the ECM Records label, marked a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her ability to flawlessly blend poetry into her music. Her subsequent albums, "Compass" (2006), "The Gift" (2013), and "Princess" (2021), further solidified her reputation as an innovative artist who meticulously crafts a sonic landscape that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Abbuehl's hauntingly beautiful voice, combined with her subtle yet sophisticated use of dynamics and phrasing, has captivated audiences worldwide, making her a respected figure in the contemporary jazz scene. Her work often features collaborations with other accomplished musicians, adding layers of depth and complexity to her serene, atmospheric sound.