Gina Randazzo Collingswood, New Jersey
Gina's songs are painfully honest and humorously entertaining with relatable, good-time absurdity. Her sound is pleasantly succinct with familiar nods to Johnny Cash, Alanis Morrisette, and George Costanza. Gina sings with melodic earnestness and harmonic craftsmanship, playing electric and acoustic guitars as well as bass on her new record. Drum tracks performed by Joe Reno and Sara Neidorf. ... more
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