Biography
Jessica Caterina is a singer/songwriter and a graduate of Bennington College. She is based in New York City.
Jessica paired with producers/songwriters David Crabb and Adam Malka to create “Undone,” a song based on Sparrow Hall’s short story, Two Blue Wolves. The song is featured on the Two Blue Wolves Soundtrack.
Jessica was discovered at the age of nineteen by veteran producer George Landress (No Doubt). She recorded and performed with Landress and musician Farid Nassif under the band name Odilemma, then went on to collaborate solely with Landress for her 2005 EP release, Only When.
Jessica has worked with legendary promoter Sid Bernstein (The Beatles), recording artist/producer Russell Howard (Jay-Z, Mya), musician Mark Goldenberg (Jackson Browne, Natalie Imbruglia), and was a featured artist on LA-based KLRA's "Women in Music" series.
Jessica has appeared on several commercial projects, including a children’s storybook CD published by Simon & Schuster. She continues to perform live, and regularly collaborates with producer/songwriter Adam Malka on a unique blend of hip-hop, folk and electronica.
In addition to her musical endeavors, Jessica is pursuing a law degree at Syracuse University.
For more information on Jessica Caterina, visit: www.myspace.com/jessicacaterina
