Cindy Roberts is an amazing vocalist who is energetic and crowd pleasing, with a totally unique sound looking for just the right opportunity to set the country music world on fire. Cindy is not only sexy and soulful, but she’s undeniably a country girl. Influenced by Faith Hill, Wynona, Willie, Joplin, and Elvis, Cindy possesses crossover capabilities, but prefers hanging onto her country roots. Teaming up in Nashville, with producer, Chip Martin, Cindy began work on her album. Doing all the footwork herself, and after nearly a year of hard work and dedication, her album reached completion. From the classic rock-tinged cover of Joplin's, “A Woman Left Lonely,” a heart-shattering example of Cindy's bluesy side, to the infectious, radio-ready original, “I Won't,” she leaves little doubt that her vocal abilities are a force to be reckoned with. Cindy comes on strong in her debut album, leaving no doubt this little gal from Georgia can move any audience.

Cindy Roberts

Cindy Roberts is an amazing vocalist who is energetic, fun loving and crowd pleasing, with a totally unique sound waiting for just the right opportunity to set the country music world on fire. Cindy is not only sexy and soulful, but is undeniably a country girl. Influenced by her favorite singers, Wynona Judd, Trick Pony, Willie Nelson, Janis Joplin, Pat Benatar, and yes, even Elvis, you will hear that Cindy possesses ?cross-over? capabilities, but prefers hanging onto her country roots. Listen closely and you will hear the accent of a true southern ?lady? throughout her music.

Cindy has performed all around the southeastern United States, including ?Tootsie?s Orchid Lounge,? ?Robert?s Western World,? and the ?Trap? in Nashville. Cindy has also performed in countless county fairs, and local events throughout the South, some of which include the Gray County Fair in the Tri-cities area of Bristol, Johnson City, and Kingsport, on the riverfront in Owensboro, Kentucky, Six Flags in Louisville, and local shows in Thomaston, Georgia hosted by Sylvia Winters of WGTA radio. Cindy took second place in the 2005 Nashville Colgate Country Showdown competition, and although disappointed at not winning first place, because of the extremely talented competition in Nashville, and with over 100 people competing, she considered placing second a huge honor. As stated by one of the judges, ?Cindy is the complete package.? One of Cindy?s more recent events was a successful fund raising concert held in October of 2006, in Acworth, Georgia, in which Cindy was both the star performer and host, raising more than $20,000 for educational funds for two families in Acworth that had lost parents last year.

Cindy started singing professionally seven years ago, after winning a talent contest aboard a cruise line. Being a perfectionist and wanting to fine-tune her vocal ability, she studied at the very famous Jan Smith Studios in Atlanta. Jan Smith?s students include a very prestigious list, including Rob Thomas, Matchbox Twenty, Usher, and Diana DeGarmo, among others. Because of Cindy?s unique sound and extraordinary talent, the folks at Jan Smith encouraged her to go to Nashville to embark upon a country music singing career. Teaming up in Nashville, with producer and musician, Chip Martin, himself an enormous musical talent, Cindy began work on an album. Doing all the footwork herself, searching Nashville publishers for just the right songs and musicians, writing two songs herself, after nearly a year of hard work and dedication, her album reached completion. From the classic rock-tinged cover of Janis Joplin's ?A Woman Left Lonely,? a heart-shattering example of Cindy's bluesey side, to the infectious, country-pop, radio-ready original ?I Won't,? she leaves little doubt that her vocal abilities and showmanship are a force to be reckoned with. Cindy proves she can rock without fear in the butt-kickin' ?Gone For Good? and ?Love ?em and Leave ?em Blues.? Cindy Roberts comes on strong in her debut album and on stage and leaves no doubt that this little gal from Georgia can move any audience.