Amy Denio / Spoot Music Seattle, Washington
Amy Denio is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist composer, singer and music producer based in Seattle, WA. She's been
commissioned to compose for dance, theater and film, and has received numerous grants and fellowships and collaborated with artists worldwide.
She has performed at festivals, clubs, schools, prisons, social centers and ruins throughout Europe, North America and Asia.
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