Born to a dancer/designer mother and an acclaimed musician father, Jazmine Giovanni began her musical and theatrical career in 1985, playing Trouble, Madame Butterfly's two-year-old son at the Sarasota Professional Opera. From there, she became the first child in the Sarasota Youth Opera Program, returning for 10 seasons and appearing in both La Boheme and Carmen, as well as numerous other productions in the Southeast. She furthered her study of voice, dance and theater after moving to Columbus, Ohio to attend a performing arts high school, and in subsequently petitioning the school board to grant her request for early graduation, she, at the age of 16, was accepted to the Berklee College of Music in Boston where she studied classical and contemporary vocal performance, music business and entertainment law. Jazmine's substancial presence at Berklee led to the recording of her first demo and the following years spent living in both New York and Los Angeles singing and recording consistently. In 2005 she was the voice of Princess Yin in the original production and recording of "The Legend of Yin and Yang", and the subsequent Asia tour. Additional recent features include the role of Carmen Diaz in "Fame", the role of Kim in "Miss Saigon" and the role of Grizabella in "Cats".
In the years since her theater days, she has become something of a vocal chameleon, able to navigate the genres of Rock, Jazz, Pop, Blues, Broadway and Opera, while effortlessly traversing the lines between them. The music played here is taken from her latest endeavor, as the lead singer for THE HUSH.
Jazmine is currently pursuing a recording contract and feature films.
.AS CARMEN DIAZ IN FAME
.AS KIM IN MISS SAIGON
MY INCREDIBLE SINGING DOG
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