Natalie is a graduate of New York University with a degree in Music Education. She works for a non-profit organization in Manhattan and lives in New Jersey. Natalie has played at many venues in the New York Metropolitan area and is a regular at the Studio 12 Open Mic in Montclair NJ. She is currently producing her first record The Infinite Love EP with producer Nat Webb of the band Talking to Walls.

Hearing Laura Ganci for the first time is something you will not soon forget. In a style best described as a fusion of folk, rock and blues, flux with melancholia, this talented singer/songwriter possesses a combination of poetic artistry and creative exuberance. Her sources of inspiration extend into her interests in music. Raised in Hartford, she studied fine art at Massachusetts College of Art and Hartford Art School while honing her musical skills in coffeehouses and indie rock venues throughout Connecticut, Boston, and New York City. Without brooding, she bears her soul to listeners, yet remains transparent enough for the audience to identify with her stories of heartbreak, loss, and reflection. In 2008, she wrapped up production of her independently released debut album titled "Sung To", which incorporates twelve tracks that she wrote, sang and played at Monster Lab Studio in New Britain, CT. Several seasoned local musicians accompanied her on all twelve tracks including organist Matt Zeiner, Dan Prindle of RANE on cello, and guitarist Fuzz of Deep Banana Blackout, among many others. While some of her influences can be readily recognized at first listen, others run deeper and are more equivocal. She is the perfect amalgam of the girl next door, and the wise and road-weary gypsy with the weight of the world upon her shoulders. Her songs are honest and soulful. Her approach is haunting and ephemeral. Laura is currently writing and demoing tracks for a follow-up release which is shaping up to be a much more bare-bones and raw collection of recordings, where both her vulnerability and vernacular will take center-stage.