About Harriet
"... soulful & powerful voice... [Love, Love, Love] is the ultimate standalone, in comparison to other music that gets released today. This song is automatically labelled a classic... you too, will understand its greatness when you listen..." - Hypefresh Magazine
Harriet Eaves is a London-based Jazz singer and session artist who has performed to sell out audiences all over the world. A regular in the London jazz scene, Harriet has performed at many prestigious venues such as The Hippodrome Leicester Square, The Pheasantry, Toulouse Lautrec and Jazz After Dark with renowned pianist Nathan Jarvis. Her critically acclaimed second album 'The One For Me' reached #10 in the iTunes Jazz Chart in 2014.
"...sensual and seductive" - Hilary Finch, The Times
Influenced by such artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holliday, Amy Winehouse and others, Harriet has developed her own unique vocal style which is captivating audiences and critics alike.
"...the tone and power of her voice was particularly impressive" - The Mancunion
In 2013-2014, Harriet was a guest vocalist for Gareth Malone's new choir 'Voices' including televised performances at the Classic BRITS (Royal Albert Hall), Children In Need Rocks (Hammersmith Apollo), Royal Variety Show (London Palladium) and also joined them on their 2014 UK Tour. Harriet has worked as a session artist for film composer Gabriel Yared at Abbey Road Studios, Gareth Malone and Dedleg Music.
Having originally trained at Chetham's School of Music, Harriet has appeared at some of the UK's top venues, including the Royal Albert Hall, MEN Arena, Cardiff Millennium Centre and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. She has performed backing vocals for bands such as James, Peter Hook and the Light, Tim Burgess and Electric Light Orchestra.
"...sounds like an angel" - Croydon Radio
Her international debut was in Trinidad and Tobago, where she performed as a Jazz Soloist performing for The Queen and delegates from over 50 states during the bi-annual Commonwealth Conference. Harriet has also performed with The University of Manchester Big Band at Manchester's Club Academy and The Lost Theatre, London.
