Michelle Gurevich was born in Toronto, Ontario, to Russian immigrants and was raised with Russian as her first language. Her father was an engineer in Soviet Leningrad and her mother a Kirov ballerina (the subject of Gurevich's "Russian Ballerina"). Gurevich originally wanted to become a filmmaker and worked ten years in the industry before turning to music. "I eventually tried to write a song and found it was not only cheaper but much easier to get a good result."
Gurevich began her career recording in her bedroom. The stage name "Chinawoman" was chosen as a spur-of-the-moment joke when Garageband prompted her for a band name.
Michelle Gurevich has cited Alla Pugacheva, Adriano Celentano, Charles Aznavour, Yoko Ono, Francis Lai, Nino Rota, Xavier Dolan, Todor Kobakov, Jennifer Castle, and filmmaker Federico Fellini as influences on her music. Her vocal style reminds me of a female version of Leonard Cohen, it's really good.
In 2020, Gurevich moved to Copenhagen, Denmark, with her Danish wife and their 2-year-old daughter.
Here latest album "Ecstasy In The Shadow Of Ecstasy" was written and produced by Michelle Gurevich Michelle: vox, synths, classical and electric guitars, melodica along with a few guest musicans spread all over the album: ▪ Steve Fishman: bass ▪ Larry Salzman: percussion ▪ Gustavo Lopez Retamal: classical guitar ▪ Rob Calder: bass ▪ Leo Abrahams: electric guitar ▪ Bart Dietvorst: electric guitar ▪ Matt Davies: drums ▪ Esteban Vázquez: drums ▪ Chaun Horton: drums ▪ Oleg Maximov: classical guitar ▪ Tim Isherwood: whistling
Album design by Michelangelo Greco. Album cover photo by Kiana Tajammol.
Today's tune "Here's The Part" is taken from her latest album "Ecstasy In The Shadow Of Ecstasy", released May 15, 2020
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