Kat Jimenez Brings Island Music to the Sunset Strip

LOS ANGELES (kjvibe.com) - Each night of the week, the Sunset Strip and its surrounding areas offer talent from all over the world to provide the residents and tourists of LA with an eclectic mix of music. Whatever you're in the mood for, one of the clubs on Sunset will probably have it. Monday nights at Nacional will turn your first-work-day-of-the-week blues into funk, jazz and booze. Whisky a Go Go's Tuesday nights will pump you up with rock to get you through the rest of the week. While Wednesday nights get you in the mood for dancing at Shelter. By Friday night, you're so burned out from working and playing too hard that you may just want to chill at the Plush Lounge to listen to some laid back beats that pump you up gradually just as you start to feel a buzz before you party hard at the strike of midnight.

That's when Kat comes in. Every few weeks, Kat Jimenez graces the Sunset Strip with her presence at one of Sean Healy's Friday night shows and hits the night off with one of her sultry vibes. Imagine the fusion of Jamaican rhythm and mellow Hawaiian grooves, a little jazz, and a hint of ska and R&B. But it gets better. Her backline offers an exotic blend of percussion, strings, organ, and guitar solos that will put you in a trance. To top of her set of original hits, she turns some of the most compelling cover songs of our time into pure island rhapsody. Want to hear more? Well, you'll just have to check her out for yourself.

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