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| Born | April 20, 1995 |
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| Years active | 2016–present |
| Partner | Emile Ryjoch (2016-present) |
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| Awards | Full list |
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| Instrument(s) | Vocals, piano, flute |
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| Website | www.elizadickson.com |
Eliza Dickson (born April 20, 1995) is an Australian jazz vocalist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist from Adelaide, South Australia. A graduate of the Elder Conservatorium of Music, she gained early recognition for her work in vocal jazz, winning the Vocal Jazz Soloist award in DownBeat Magazine's 2017 awards. Known for her emotive vocal delivery and innovative arrangements, Dickson's music blends traditional jazz elements with modern influences. Her debut EP Gold featured notable collaborations, including saxophonist Braxton Cook and vocalist Lauren Desberg, while her 2024 full-length album Champagne received critical acclaim for its international collaborations and creative production. She continues to perform regularly in Australia and internationally, contributing original compositions and arrangements to both live and studio settings (Subculture Media)(InDaily).
Early life
editEliza Dickson was born on April 20, 1995, in Adelaide, South Australia. She studied at the Elder Conservatorium of Music at the University of Adelaide, where she earned her Bachelor of Music. During her time at the Conservatorium, she began performing with local jazz musicians and quickly gained recognition in the Adelaide jazz scene.
In 2017, Dickson won the Vocal Jazz Soloist award in Downbeat Magazine's awards, despite mistakenly entering the Graduate College category before completing her degree.
Career
editEliza Dickson's professional career began with the release of her debut EP Gold, recorded with her original band members. The band parts were recorded at Wizardtone Studios in Adelaide, and the vocals and saxophone parts were recorded in New York City at Drew OfThe Drew's home studio. Gold featured collaborations with notable musicians, including saxophonist Braxton Cook and vocalist Lauren Desberg, who appeared on the title track.
In 2024, after three years of production, Dickson released her first full-length album, Champagne. The album features both local and international musicians, such as guitarists Ben Finnis and Tyler Venter, trumpeter Harrison Smith, saxophonist Hailey Niswanger, and trumpeter JJ Kirkpatrick. Renowned guitarist Andrew Renfroe and vocalists Camille Trust and Kate K-S also contributed to the project. Her long-term collaborator and boyfriend, Emile Ryjoch, played all four saxophones on the album and was heavily involved in its production.
Dickson's music is rooted in jazz, and her vocals have been influenced by artists like Lauren Desberg. Her live performances often feature a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, with a strong focus on storytelling through lyrics.
2018: GOLD - EP
editArtistry
editEliza Dickson's music is characterized by her emotive vocal delivery and her jazz-based arrangements. She draws inspiration from contemporary jazz vocalists such as Lauren Desberg, whom she has cited as a major influence. Dickson's work blends traditional jazz elements with modern twists, incorporating various instruments, including piano and saxophone, into her compositions.
Collaborations and Notable Performances
editDickson has collaborated with various international and local musicians throughout her career. Highlights include her work with New York-based saxophonist Braxton Cook and Adelaide-based guitarist Ben Finnis. Her live performances have spanned local and international stages, where she performs both as a bandleader and a guest artist.
Personal life
editEliza Dickson has been in a long-term relationship with saxophonist Emile Ryjoch since 2016. Ryjoch, who is also a musician and producer, has been an integral part of her career, contributing to both her EP Gold and her album Champagne. The couple resides in Adelaide, where they often collaborate on musical projects.
Achievements
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Discography
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