Dozo My Lady Quartet at Duende

The Dozo My Lady Quartet

Jamie Sunshine – Drums
Dave Lansom – Bass
Greg Skulicz – Guitar
Carolyn Lansom – Vocals & Hand Percussion

Dozo My Lady is very excited for their debut performance at Duende Sunday, April 1st from 4 – 6pm. The group formed as a husband and wife duo in 2010 in Japan. Then in 2013 with the addition of Greg Skulicz, the group evolved into a consistently engaging, versatile act that often pleases audiences across Western New York. Dozo has maintained a monthly residency every 2nd Friday at the Buffalo Distilling Company since December of 2017.

Tonight’s performance will feature these 3 musicians plus the talented Jamie Sunshine on Drums. Adding drums to make this group a quartet is like putting butter on toast. Her solid rhythms fit right in and together the four musicians will play jazz standards that have stood the test of time, and a select few cross genre favorites that showcase Carolyn’s vocal range, style, and ability. If you’ve seen her before, you know that she crafts wonderful arrangements and you can expect to hear something new at every performance. More info. Facebook @DozoMyLady, @CarolynLansomMusic, Instagram #dozo_my_lady, #CarolynLansomMusic.

Dozo My Lady has been featured this past Summer at the Northwest Jazz Festival on the Center Street Stage, and was selected by the JazzBuffalo readers poll as the favorite Jazz / Pop, Jazz / Blues band for 2023 & 2025. In August of 2023 Carolyn was honored to perform My Cousin Tone on the main stage at the Northwest Jazz Festival in Lewiston. This performance was voted the most memorable performance for that year in the JazzBuffalo reader’s poll, as well.

Why a Japanese word in the Band Name? Carolyn’s first professional Jazz gig was in Japan so why not have a Japanese word in our band name. “Dozo” means, please go ahead. SO, Dozo My Lady means, please go ahead my lady. Female focused vocal jazz/pop. We sincerely hope you’ll come out to show your support for this talented group.