Meet Lady A The Hardest Workin' Woman in Blues, Soul Funk

Bellevue, WALocal News

Lady A, the stage name of Anita White, is a distinguished musician in the blues, soul, and funk genres, known for her storytelling ability through music over the past 20 years in the Pacific Northwest. She is set to perform live at the Meydenbauer Center Theatre on October 8, as part of the Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series, where she will showcase her latest CD, "Satisfyn’. " During the pandemic, Lady A was undeterred, producing two new singles and an entire album, reflecting her desire to provide comfort through music. Growing up in a musical family, with a gospel singer mother and a drummer father, her career began as a choir director before transitioning to a solo artist with a vibrant stage presence. Lady A aims to convey important messages through her music, asserting that her main goal is to touch her audience with her lyrics.

Her extensive performance history includes sharing stages with renowned artists like Dr. John and the late Little Milton, showcasing her talent and resilience. Audiences attending her upcoming performance will not only experience her engaging show but also have the chance to purchase her new album before its official release. With her infectious energy and inspiring music, Lady A continues to make a significant impact in the local music scene.

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