Gina Sicilia emerged on the music scene as a dynamic voice in the blues genre. With an illustrious career that began in her early 20s, Gina brought a refreshing fervor to blues and roots music, quickly distinguishing herself with her raw vocal power and soul-baring emotional energy. A Philadelphia-area native, she debuted in 2007 with her album "Allow Me to Confess," immediately garnering accolades and drawing the attention of critics and fans alike with her maturity and authenticity in both songwriting and performance.

Ever since, Sicilia has released a steady stream of albums, each one showcasing her growth as an artist and her tenacity as a musician deeply rooted in the blues while also capable of encompassing a wider palette of Americana and soul. With her releases like "Unchange" and "Death Don't Have No Mercy," her music reflects a deepening and evolving artistry, from deeply personal compositions to captivating reinterpretations of classic songs, such as the stirring rendition of "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Onstage and in recordings, Sicilia's heart-wrenching vocals and lyrical vulnerability make for a compelling and authentic musical presence that has won her a devoted following and a respected place among her contemporaries in the blues genre.