About Ginger

“With her powerful voice, mesmerizing stage presence, and ability to touch your soul with impossibly catchy songs that are somehow both universal and intensely personal, Ginger may well be the most delightfully captivating singer performing today. Do yourself a favor and listen to her new album right now! You can thank us later.”
                                            --Best of Savannah 2019

Born and raised in the little mountain town of Robbinsville, North Carolina, Ginger has been singing since she was old enough to stand. Now based out of Savannah, Georgia, her voice and songs are a unique and unmatched blend of pop, rock, and soul, all mixed together with just a dash of country.

Although Ginger is best known as the lead singer of the rock band Liquid Ginger, her new solo album “Fly on the Wall” quickly reminds you why she is a Georgia Music Award-winning vocalist. It’s a mature female contemporary sound, full of clever lyrics and unforgettable hooks.

Despite her musical accolades, the vast majority of Ginger’s life has not played out on a public stage. Like everyone else, her days have been filled with epic stories and experiences--some good, some bad--that most people have never seen. That’s what “Fly on the Wall” is all about: that secret, hidden life we all share full of heartbreak and love, fear and pain, triumph and hope.

Ginger wrote almost every song simply sitting at her piano and allowing her own personal stories to flow into the music and words. You get to listen as she shares her often messy, sometimes difficult, but ultimately magical and beautiful journey with the world. As a result, you inevitably feel and experience parts of your own life’s story in every song.

Musically, “Fly on the Wall” is both vintage and brand new. It may remind of you of yesterday but it will sound even more like today. Unlike so many albums where there are one or two great songs while the rest fall victim to the fast forward button, Ginger carefully crafted each and every song to bring a smile to your face and get stuck in your head for days. By all accounts, she has succeeded.