Biography

As the lead singer, songwriter and co-founder of Animal Logic with drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police and jazz bassist Stanley Clarke, DEBORAH HOLLAND was introduced to the world via two critically acclaimed albums, appearances on David Letterman, The Tonight Show, VH-1, MTV, a recorded duet with Jackson Browne, and live performances at major venues throughout the world. After four solo CDs that garnered international radio play and glowing reviews, she went on to record and tour with Cidny Bullens and Wendy Waldman as a member of the folk/Americana “super-group” The Refugees, whose CDs UNBOUND and THREE won multiple awards and were recognized on many “best of” lists. Deborah has also scored several films, and has written and/or performed dozens of songs for film and television.

In 2010 Holland relocated from Los Angeles to Vancouver, BC. The new city and country served as a powerful muse, and June 4th, 2013 is the release date for her new solo album titled appropriately, VANCOUVER, on RageOn Records. The album was recorded during visits to Los Angeles with Steve Wight co-producing and engineering. The team of Rob Hoffman and Wendy Waldman mixed, and many who have already heard the record feel it’s her strongest yet. As on Deborah’s past solo records, the musical styles vary from “Animal Logic”- pop to the more folk and roots-based music she has been involved with, all featuring her distinctive voice, and her smart and poetic lyrics out front.