Gizelle Smith

Gizelle Smith is a talented singer-songwriter born and raised in Manchester. Her multicultural background, with a Seychellois mother and an Afro-American father who was a member of the legendary Motown group The Four Tops, has deeply influenced her music. Gizelle first gained recognition in 2008 as the frontwoman of the Hamburg-based band The Mighty Mocambos, earning her the nickname "the golden girl of funk." Her debut single with The Mighty Mocambos, "Working Woman," became an instant hit, leading to a remix by Kenny Dope. Over the years, Gizelle has released several successful albums and singles, including "Ruthless Day" in 2018 and "Revealing" in 2021. The latter album marked a shift towards more intimate and raw music, following the death of her father. Gizelle's performances have been praised for their energy and charm, with extensive radio play and live performances across Europe.

Gizelle's music career has been marked by her ability to blend soul, funk, and personal storytelling. Her recent releases, such as "King of the Mountain" and "Riot Cars," showcase her versatility and commitment to addressing social issues through her music. With a strong presence in the funk and soul scene, Gizelle continues to evolve as an artist, exploring new sounds while maintaining her roots in soulful music.

Genres

Retro Soul

Latest Release

This Is .... (Deluxe Version)

Gizelle Smith•

The Mighty Mocambos

Album - 23 Tracks - Released October 18, 2024