Sheila Wilcoxson

"This little-known Portland, Ore., singer has the most beautiful voice in blues today. Blessed with a stunning four-octave range, she blends sweetness with the soulful feel of classic blues divas. On this acoustic album, she nimbly moves from deep-voiced gospel to sexy torch songs."
- Art Levin - U.S. News & World Report

"Terry Robb's understated production keeps Wilcoxson's quiet presence and wonderful instrumentation at the forefront. Her voice is oh so effective, whether interpreting "John the Revelator" or the more contemporary "Testosterone Poisoning."
- Blues Access

"Wilcoxson's sweet, ethereal vocals are perfectly suited to this type of country/folk/blues hybrid. However, the singer's four-octave range also allows her to get down and dirty on tunes that demand more grit, such as "Biscuit Roller." If you like the music of Rory Block, early Bonnie Raitt or Colorado newcomer Vicki Taylor, you'll find much to enjoy on Backwater Blues."
- Blues Review