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Nina Storey’s voice has been described in many ways, including “ Three parts Virgin Mary and one part
Dirty Harry ”. -Santa Cruz Sentinel.
“With a voice like hers, pyrotechnics are redundant.” – People Magazine
“By far one of the most powerful and expressive voices in the business today, combining poignant
storytelling with memorable melodies.”- Music Connection
This powerful, provocative singer and songwriter delivers wildly catchy, enthralling songs, steeped in a
classic soulful sound that has you moving to every rhythmic moment.
* Nina’s music has garnered millions of streams and views online
* Her music and voice have appeared in numerous national commercials, including ads for Nissan ,
AT&T, Ford, Kellogg’s, Pepsi , Dr. Pepper, Heineken, and Hyundai.
* Her music has been featured on such shows as the CW’s, Riverdale, FOX’S, My Crazy Ex- Girlfriend,
So You Think You Can Dance, NBC’s, Days of Our Lives, Netflix, Selling Sunset. TLC’s, Say Yes To
The Dress , Dreamworks, Rhyme Time Town, as well as feature films such as, American Girl, The
Broken Hearts Club and Dauntless.
* Nina’s music has been heard in projects for Disney, Dream Works, Sony Pictures, Paramount, CBS,
Netflix and Universal.
* She is a primary songwriter for the NBC hit show, ‘Days Of Our Lives’ and her song, ‘In The
Morning” was up for 2020 Emmy consideration for, Best Song In A Drama.
* She has opened for such artists as Keb’Mo’, Etta James, Sara Bareilles, Rachel Platten, Fitz And
The Tantrums, Jamie Cullum, Reeve Carney, and Andy Grammar
* Nina has performed at numerous international music festivals, including the Montreal Jazz Festival, New
Orleans JazzFest, Jazz Aspen, Monterey Blues Festival, High Sierra Festival, and the Telluride Blues
Festival .
* She’s sung the National Anthem for teams such as The Chicago Bulls, the Denver Broncos, Minnesota
Timberwolves, Colorado Avalance, and the Colorado Rockies, .

Nina’s prolific writing is making waves in both the literary and television worlds as well, as she’s begun a
comedic blog, Strangelyoptimistic.com, filled with short stories of her life on the road. These comedic
essays are also in development for a scripted television series based on her life.