EMILY BINDIGER is a NY singer who has performed on hundreds
of recordings, including commercials, movie soundtracks, industrials and
records, as well as concert stages worldwide. She started out as a teenager
playing clubs in Greenwich Village, then moved to France at 16 where she
performed in musicals and on TV and released an album of original songs. She
made her Broadway debut in "Shenandoah," immediately followed by the
revival of "Hair," and for seven seasons she starred as "Frannie"
on the Peabody Award-winning children's TV show, "The Great Space
Coaster."
Emily has recorded and/or performed with such diverse artists as
Leonard Cohen, Buster Poindexter, Ann Hampton Callaway, Joan Osborne, Lou Reed,
Steve Van Zandt, Oscar Brand, Mary Fahl, Andy LaVerne, The Klezmatics, Peter
White, Kevin Mahogany, Deodato, Michael Amante, Lesley Gore, Kathie Lee
Gifford, David Friedman, Christine Lavin, Ben Vereen, Bobby Caldwell, Black 47,
Laurie Beechman, Patti Austin, Ronnie Spector, Catherine Russell, Julie Gold, and
the legendary Neil Sedaka, with whom she toured for several years.
National
jingles include campaigns for Advil PM, Downy, Pepsi, Wendy's, DHL, Kodak,
Crest, Verizon, Bounty, American Express, Gillette, Toyota, Hanes, and Disney
World, among many others. She has sung on "One Life to Live" and "Live
with Regis and Kathie Lee," in musical comedy skits on "Late Night
with Conan O'Brien" and "The Drew Carey Show," and can be heard
on dozens of movie soundtracks including Woody Allen's "Bullets Over
Broadway" and "Everyone Says I Love You," "Donnie
Brasco," "The Hudsucker Proxy," "Michael Collins," "Mission to Mars," "The Stepford Wives," "A Chorus Line," and the
animated feature "The Tune." She sang the theme song for Disney
Channel's "The Babysitters Club" and is known by fans of Japanese
anime for her voice work in "Cowboy Bebop" and ".HACK." She produced and
performed on a holiday CD for popular folk artist Christine Lavin called "The
Runaway Christmas Tree" to glowing reviews, and produced, co-arranged, played
and sang on "The Girl I Found," the latest CD from Grammy Award-winning
singer-songwriter Julie Gold. She is currently producing a CD project for
renowned NY songwriter, David Friedman.
