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Liz Davinci Munich, Germany
Liz Davinci was born and raised in California and is currently based in Munich, Germany. Her evocative vocal style has been
called "haunting and beautiful" and is often compared to Kate Bush.
Liz's first album, "Obstruction Destruction", was released in 2017, followed by "Pax Victoria", "QRASS" and an album of unreleased music and demos. Solo album "Fata Morgana" released in April of 2023.
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