Born in New Jersey in 1976 and raised in a small town in Florida, Dana Fuchs hasn't always had life easy going. But music, her music, has been the best way to deal with it. Dana embodies the woman who sings to life, who composes songs to move forward in the face of difficulty. And her tenacity and commitment has taken her to the point where she is today, at the peak of her professional career, being able to be considered not only one of the best female voices today, but also the one that each of her eight albums has brought a step forward towards both musical and personal improvement. Dana's voice is unique, direct and powerful, she sings each song to shake and make the listener live each story she tells, she screams to emphasize the climax of the moment, she whispers so that the pain is muffled, she performs so that joy and sadness are compatible to explain their way of being. Dana Fuchs will never be a star, her songs are not written for it, but she can reach much higher, to the place where a musician can honorably reach the complicity of the listener who is not looking for stars but rays of light that illuminate songs honest and loyal to the principles that one day brought him closer to rock & roll. This is what defines Dana Fuchs since she decided in the early 2000s,  along with his inseparable mate and master of the telecaster Jon Diamond, that music would be the best way forward.