MRS. FUN
MRS. FUN plays hardcore electra-acid-jazz. Complex, sophisticated and adventurous, their music is a provocative blend of off-center jazz, ultra-funk, and spoken word rap. Intelligent lyrics, flawless musicianship and a dynamic stage presence are hallmarks of their music. The MRS. FUN sound is derived from Connie Grauer's funky bass-driven keyboard playing, combined with Kim Zick's aggressive in-the-pocket drumming. "Grauer is a piano player with few equals in this town whose drive and energy spills across the stage and into the audience like nitrous oxide. She's got a left hand that doesn't quit, the mark of any great pianist, and a right hand with limitless boundaries." Zick holds court as a "heart-stopping drummer" whose "grooves get so far out, most people need a map to get back." Voted Best Contemporary Jazz Group by the Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) three consecutive years, Grauer and Zick have also received WAMI awards for Best Instrumentalist: keyboard and drums. Grauer has also received awards for Best Female Vocalist and Best Stage Entertainer.
FUNSVILLE
RELEASED: 2000
Funsville was released in 2000, the music was recorded in one afternoon, totally improvised with no preconceived structure of key signatures, time signatures or chord progressions.
ThE BEST OF MRS. FUN
RELEASED: 1999
The 1999 release, The Best of Mrs. Fun was a Daemon excusive, a collection of their most-loved songs at this point in time.
CHRISTMRS. FUN
RELEASED: 1999
ChristMrs. Fun is a collection of holiday classics played Mrs. Fun style.