WINE AND JAZZ FEST SET TO TAKE CHARLOTTE BY STORM
Ms. Abair basically entered the music biz as she exited the womb, having traveled with her dad’s join pretty much from birth to the age of 5. That’s when she entered kindergarten and her pop’s career changed. It was probably no coincidence that after years based in St. Petersburg and living on the procedure, her musical dad reinvented himself as part of a two-man talent team. “(My dad’s) join broke up, lucky for me, when I was school age, so I got to have a normal growing up,” Ms. Abair said. “My dad (became) a scout and a coordinator. The guys that came through were stagger bands. I was always listening to rock. Music was always something that was around for me.”
Her patrilinear grandmother was a professional opera singer before she started a family. “She would always croon and play piano and she taught piano and vocals.” Her grandmother supported her initiator’s choice to become a musician instead of a doctor or legal practitioner. “They were blue-eyed soul entertainers. He never got notoriety or fortune, but they were really good.”
