For Booking please contact CJ Roberts at: 918-633-3375
Wendy's soul-full voice is accompanied by her funk-rock/pop acoustic guitar, drummer; Casey Meyering, bassist; Josh Davidson and electric guitarist Brian Cope.
Influences
Ani DiFranco, Jason Mraz. Jewel, Alanis Morsette, Bjork, Flemming & John, Jack Johnson, Crystal Lewis and Nora Jones.
To See Wendy's Channel 6 TV debut visit:
http://www.anwcoop.com/wendy.htm
----Wendy Nichol takes the stage with a sound so organic, so soulful and so inspiring that it's easy to imagine her playing alongside the greats like Ani DiFranco, Norah Jones and Jewel. This sweet soprano's romantic blend of indie-rock and soul with a hint of hip- hop certainly keeps listeners on their toes.
----Wendy was born in Houston, TX and moved to Mexico City when she was 12. Later, she moved to Tulsa, OK with her family where she currently resides. In Tulsa, Wendy found her musical calling after joining choir and taking guitar lessons. Her songwriting came naturally as her journals are filled with poetry she has written. Playing solo for the first few years, Wendy now has a committed band, which included her husband before he was deployed.
----Wendy has performed her soul satisfying tunes at venues in Tulsa and at CD release parties for other bands. She played Diversafest last year and the Cain's Ballroom’s "Freaker’s Ball" as well as their annual "Ballroom Blitz" this year. She debuted her song "Seeking You" on Tulsa's Channel 6 morning news, was nominated for Rising Star in the Tulsa Spot Awards and has had radio play on the EDGE, IROK and Home Town Heroes, among others. Wendy recorded her first album Steppin Up which was released March 2007, including several live tracks and one hidden track.
----Wendy will be performing at an Indie Film Festival Friday April 25 2008 where her song "There Have Always Been" is featured in one of the films, Jesus Fish. Wendy will also be featured on the RSU local talent radio show "Home Town Heroes," Monday May 5th. You can hear her and her band interviewed as well as almost two hours of music she will perform live on the show.
----Wendy and her band are currently recording her next album which they hope to release by the end of the summer as well as working on a music video for one of the album’s featured songs. The singer/songwriter has signed with a booking agent and is hoping to go on tour. She looks forward to radio, film or television play.
----When asked to describe what sets her music apart, Wendy replied, "I don’t try to be like anyone. What comes out of a song is what the song calls for. I don't think about how trendy I can be or if I can sound like someone in particular. I’m me and no one else can do that."
What people are saying about Wendy
"a singer-songwriter with an acoustic guitar, a sweet soprano and a hip hop delivery... 'Light to Your Demise' has a bit of a swagger not usually seen in folk music - unless you're Ani DiFranco."
Matt Elliott (Tulsa World)
"You have something beautiful to say in ya music--nice, real nice."
50 Cal
"Wendy I love your voice! I think it sounds spectacular,..."
Jill
hey. i saw you play tonight and i have to say, that last song you played...it was awesome. all i can remember is blocking out everything else in the room and just hearing that song. will you post it on here please?
Jessica - myspace.com/beautiful_rarity
you played amazing (last night)! you are for sure one of the most amazing singer/songwriters i know. we should play together again soon...
jacob (day dreamer)
http://www.myspace.com/daydreamertunes
your music moves me, I hope nothing but the best for you and all you do hope to see you perform soon too
http://www.myspace.com/shellmuah
I dont really have any other music like this, but I really like your style.
Before you can even start to say "Oh this is just another generic acoustic thing" it seems to change up.
As far as that whole "rap" thing is concerned with Light To Your Demise, it's all in the drums. Then there's that part towards the end, the drums make me think of some heavy metal stuff. It's such a phenomenon paired with your voice & your acoustic.
http://www.myspace.com/ihateconformity
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NOW AVAILABLE! "Steppin' Up" The full-length debut by Wendy Nichol
well I'll tell you what, I don't know if the Ms.'s has anything planned for my birthday but if we got nothing special going on then we will gladly go:) But you gotta let me know where and what time
Yep, you're on Tulsa World's Spot Radio! Go to www.tulsaworld.com and click on the Spot tab in the upper left corner, then you'll see our player on the lefthand menu! Whee!!!
My profile quote is a lyric from a Five Iron song. It's about Native Americans, not Iraq. "Kill the nation, steal their pride" refers to us basically slaughtering and enslaving them, and forcing them into mass exodus.
Reese wrote several songs, actually, about how we handled native americans and how we wronged them. They went from being the original inhabitants to being the poorest demographic in the U.S.
