Izzy Cox

“Izzy Cox is a phenomenal singer What a voice! I'd describe it between Rosie Flores and Kelly Hogan. Izzy is also a good guitar player, arranger and performer too.” – Nan Warshaw, Bloodshot Records Izzy Cox is generating quite a buzz, when Rick Rubin, Quentin Tarantino and Nan Warshaw are singing your praises you know she must be good. Izzy Cox is an anarchist crooner who has coined the style Voodoobilly Jazz as her own. Influenced by old movie soundtracks, old time bar room blues and country singers her lyrics are like diary entries. Stories of serial killers, buckaroo cowboys, snake handlers and sports of nature. After a career on the East Coast Izzy caught a Greyhound to Hollywood, CA. At a backyard vegan barbeque hootenanny in Silverlake, she met guitar player Billy Pitman, who has played with Jimmie Vaughan, Hubert Sumlin, Janis Martin, Gatemouth Brown, LouAnn Barton, Billy Gibbons, Rev. Horton Heat and Eric Clapton. After only five years she put out four albums and has opened up for Wayne Hancock, Jr. Brown, Jack White, Big Sandy and the Fly Rite Boys, Devil Doll, The Jim Rose Circus and counts among her fans Todd the Surfer, Quentin Tarantino, the late Gene Autry and producer Rick Rubin (Johnny Cash, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica) who dug her stripped down sound from live appearances on college radio stations. Izzy has dedicated her life to touring, playing music and writing songs about her experiences. She now resides in Austin, TX but look for her at your local musical venue or death march.