Judy Benschop Vero Beach, Florida
Judy Benschop writes authentic and sensitive folksongs; silent fragments from a turbulent life. She has a light, clear voice that makes her sound lovely as well as fragile. She sings straight from the heart and knows how to touch the listener. She does this in such a subtle way that you almost don't notice, but in the meantime her songs grab you and the melodies nestle themselves in your head. ... more
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