One of the greatest singers to emerge from the Society Hill stable of artists that helped to define the Philly soul sound, Vicki Austin is a consummate professional who has logged many hours both in the studio and on stage. Whether performing as a lead vocalist or in a supporting role, Vicky always delivers top-shelf musicianship from the first note to the last. On the hundreds of sessions she has worked on over the years in the Society Hill camp, legendary Philly soul producer Butch Ingram has counted on her versatility to add that special something that always manages to sweeten the mix. One her critically acclaimed solo album "Come What May," Vicki took Terence Trent D'Arby's 1987 hit "Sign Your Name," and completely made it her own. Presented here is a brand-new remix of that track that sheds new light on a time-honored gem, with expert backing from the Ingram Family band.
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One of the greatest singers to emerge from the Society Hill stable of artists that helped to define the Philly soul sound, Vicki Austin is a consummate professional who has logged many hours both in the studio and on stage. Whether performing as a lead vocalist or in a supporting role, Vicky always delivers top-shelf musicianship from the first note to the last. On the hundreds of sessions she has worked on over the years in the Society Hill camp, legendary Philly soul producer Butch Ingram has counted on her versatility to add that special something that always manages to sweeten the mix. One her critically acclaimed solo album "Come What May," Vicki took Terence Trent D'Arby's 1987 hit "Sign Your Name," and completely made it her own. Presented here is a brand-new remix of that track that sheds new light on a time-honored gem, with expert backing from the Ingram Family band.
