Suzanne Vick has been singing since childhood, when she and her father would perform folk music at family parties.  An indisputable soprano as a teen, Suzanne studied classical voice (which included arias, operas, show tunes and madrigals) while in high school, and attended Berklee College of Music in Boston upon graduation.

After deciding to pursue creative writing, public speaking and acting during her college years, Suzanne left Berklee and graduated in 1997 with a degree in Communications from Emerson College in Boston, MA. While at school, Suzanne continued developing her voice, which had since dropped to a sultry alto/tenor range. 

An award-winning vocalist, Suzanne has worked and/or recorded with various artists throughout CT including Seth Adam, Sean Morrissey, Rose Coppola, "Solar Steve" of the power trio, INK, and Marc Amendola of Fear the State. Suzanne performs regularly with Electric Mayhem, winners of "Best Funk Band" in Fairfield Weekly’s 2007 & 2008 Grand Band Slam reader’s poll.

She also co-hosts a monthly radio show on WPKN (89.5FM in Bridgeport) and WPKM (88.7FM in Montauk) called "The Singers’ Circle" with her friend, Melissa Mulligan. The show is now entering its third year on the air!

In 2007, Suzanne produced Songs for the Cell, a CD project created and recorded by her cousin, actor Mitch Longley, who suffered a spinal cord injury after a car accident in 1983. Songs for the Cell aims to raise funds for and awareness about the stem cell issue through music.

www.suzannevick.com