Ariana Hall is an artist with local Los Angeles and increasing international acclaim.  Recent achievements include having been discovered by Jonathan Karp, one of Hollywood's biggest Music Supervisors, to play the role of herself while performing her original music in a scene with Paul Rudd and Chris O'Dowd in Judd Apatow's next big movie, a semi-sequel to "Knocked Up." Ariana has also worked on her original music with two-time Grammy Award winning producer Ted Greenberg (Shadows of Mowtown) as well as celebrity music producer/Academy Award winner Ric Wake (J-Lo). She has recorded with notable producer Richard Perry (Beatles, Babs, Elton John). Her studio music credits include commercials, voiceovers, and back-up vocals on major label releases. Most recently she recorded for Adam Lambert at Capitol Records and appeared on Rod Stewart's latest album backing him up on the song "Bye Bye, Blackbird." Her unique company SelfExpressedVoice.com is known in personal development circles in Los Angeles and beyond as a force for good. It continues to gain momentum as her programs inspire new entrepreneurs to live their message with confidence while empowering the presentation and authenticity of seasoned professionals. As part of the group, “Genuine Brandish,” Ariana has collaborated and performed with fellow musician, John Clinebell to create the CD, Tongue of War, using poet Tony Barnstone’s poems from the book of the same name.

Pictured are (L to R) John Clinebell and Ariana Hall

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