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Victoria Levy born (May 1,1980) is a singer songwriter guitarist based in New York.

Career

From 1998-2000 Victoria worked with Sham who was who was in the band One The Juggler and was a co-writer and producer on Mick Ronson's last record Heaven and Hull. The lost track on this record was a song called Rhythm of Love which was not completed in time for the records release, but a few years later Victoria lent her vocals to the track and it was released on Victoria's first record "Back Alley Brat" which also features Patti Rothberg Back Alley Brat's record cover features a photograph taken from acclaimed photographer Elliott Landy whom Victoria met backstage at a Levon Helm Show in Woodstock.

Victoria formed her own band called "The Victoria Band" with John Gullo & and Garrett Uhlenbrock also known as Skinny Bones from Marky Ramone And The Intruders The band was later renamed Lazy Suns. During this time, Victoria also became a vocalist in the band Ari Up which was fronted by Ari Foster of The Slits

Victoria became a vocalist for the band Slick Idiot featuring En Esch and Guenter Shulz of KMFDM and Greg Zimeba on drums. They embarked on a lengthy tour in the summer of 2006. Victoria contributed her writing and vocals and on the track Hot Stuff on the xscrewciatingrecord.

In 2008 Victoria collaborated with Beki Brindle to form Hoosier Mamas. Beki Brindle who was in the Ireland based band "Grace Pool", has shared the stage with Yank Rachell, Tom Pacheco, Eric Erickson, Rick Danko, John Sebastian, Richard Manuel, U2, and Hot House Flowers as well as featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Dublin Ireland. Victoria & Beki are singing local shows with Blues Magoos who are known for their hit song We Ain't Go Nothin Yet At the Blues Magoos reunion show they played to a packed house at Irving Plaza opening for The Zombies.

References

Slick Idiot

External Links

Victoria's Website

Victoria Levy Myspace