"Her voice is reminiscent of a young Dolly Parton - sweet, alluring and totally convincing. Kelly has created a wonderful album worthy of airplay and commercial success."
-Metronome Magazine

A Colorado native, singer-songwriter Kaye Kelly's long anticipated debut album "Coming Undone" was well worth the wait. Over the last decade Kelly's voice has been heard on national jingles, singing with renowned bands such as the Duke Ellington Orchestra and Tommy Dorsey Band, a featured soloist at Walt Disney World, and a first call vocalist in the pop/rock music scenes of Miami, Orlando and Boston. It was only a matter of time before she gravitated towards the thing she loves best - song-writing.

Soon after the album's release Kelly was placed on the Best of Boston Singer-Songwriter Compilation CD for the year 2001. "Coming Undone" was quickly reviewed as "a little treasure that will make a lasting impression in the folk/rock scene". The 11-song disk weaves her listeners through some seriously thought-provoking lyrics and confident, hooky melodies. The solid arrangements are the perfect compliment to her gutsy vocals, ranging from the most intimate pairing of acoustic guitar and voice - to the intricate harmonies and rhythms of the six-piece band. This is no surprise as Kelly's background lies not only in the song-writing field, but in the jazz field as well.

Boston, Massachusetts has now become Kaye's stomping grounds and the place she calls home. Her voice has become a favorite of music fans in and around the New England area. Her song-writing and voice have been compared to Shawn Colvin and Sheryl Crow - but make no mistake about it - this girl's got her own thing going on and it will not go unnoticed. One gets the feeling when listening to Kaye Kelly sing that she may well have come undone - but that she has definitely found her way.

Kaye is currently working on her second album and touring in the New England area.