Contact info: _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Leah and her J-Walkers is a Boston based band that offers a variety of country, rockabilly and blues influenced songs. The band released their debut self titled album in January 2015. The album was recorded and engineered by Brian Charles of Zippah Studios who used recording techniques to emulate the legendary Elvis '56 sessions at RCA. Leah is a vintage songstress hailing from South Carolina. The sultry voiced singer holds down rhythm guitar and has mesmerized audiences up and down the East coast. Her obsession with authentic 1950's style and her undying enthusiasm for peroxide blend with her down home roots music style to create the strange hybrid of the Hillbilly Chanteuse, her trademark persona. Reviews: “It’s brilliant! Just buy it.” -- Krazy Kat Daddy, Rockabilly Radio. “Leah and her J-Walkers rock it right. If you see them listed on a bill, go: it’s going to be a great show. Honky tonk, rockabilly, boppers, strollers—they’ve got it all, and more. Lucky New Englanders have been diggin’ this band for the past few years. Now, with the release of their debut CD, the rest of the world can join the party!” -- Dr. Easy Ed, WMFO, Medford, MA (easy-ed.net) “She has a boozy starlet type act. I admire that she can sing like a lounge singer but still play a guitar.” Dollie Simpson, blogger at (_Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_).…Contact info: _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Leah and her J-Walkers is a Boston based band that offers a variety of country, rockabilly and blues influenced songs. The band released their debut self titled album in January 2015. The album was recorded and engineered by Brian Charles of Zippah Studios who used recording techniques to emulate the legendary Elvis '56 sessions at RCA. Leah is a vintage songstress hailing from South Carolina. The sultry voiced singer holds down rhythm guitar and has mesmerized audiences up and down the East coast. Her obsession with authentic 1950's style and her undying enthusiasm for peroxide blend with her down home roots music style to create the strange hybrid of the Hillbilly Chanteuse, her trademark persona. Reviews: “It’s brilliant! Just buy it.” -- Krazy Kat Daddy, Rockabilly Radio. “Leah and her J-Walkers rock it right. If you see them listed on a bill, go: it’s going to be a great show. Honky tonk, rockabilly, boppers, strollers—they’ve got it all, and more. Lucky New Englanders have been diggin’ this band for the past few years. Now, with the release of their debut CD, the rest of the world can join the party!” -- Dr. Easy Ed, WMFO, Medford, MA (easy-ed.net) “She has a boozy starlet type act. I admire that she can sing like a lounge singer but still play a guitar.” Dollie Simpson, blogger at (_Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_).WWWW…