The Rocket

I’m starting a new event at this trendy pub in Acton! Join me and bring your friends down, it’ll be a smasher of an event!

I’ll be performing in a trio, (lineup to be updated soon) and I recommend you get in early to get a good seat!

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DAILY MIRROR
Silken-voiced jazz goddess. The light but sure touch of this Filipino-Bajan babe stirs up a quiet storm of a superior kind.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
This beautiful, haunting song [The Wind] is stripped back with crystal clear vocals from this young singer. She's got a laid-back jazz vibe and mixes it up with a bit of gospel.
PETER BACON
A charming vocal album by a singer with a gospel background and deep appreciation of the jazz greats...this is an impressive debut.
The VortexChris Parker
Elisa's voice is strong and clear, poised and sophisticated.
THE TIMESSir Peter Stothard
Elisa Caleb sings jazz classics in a light and airy Brazilian style and her husband's songs as though they were already classics. Anyone who bought a bit of early Ella Fitzgerald Decca vinyl at a gig in the mid-forties, would have been pleased, I'm sure. There is just a sparkling hint of the First Lady of Song in Elisa Caleb. I've been listening to the star ever since.
JAZZWISEDuncan Heining
Once in a while a voice reaches deep inside you. That's how I first heard Carole King, Maria Muldaur, Sarah Vaughan and Peggy Lee. And if this song and Elisa's gloriously subtle phrasing don't do that for you, you're a poor lost soul!
JAZZ UK
Good jazz singers are a rare breed and only one gets my vote this time. Elisa Caleb with "Carry Me Home". A stone delight.
TIMEOUT
Ella-esque - a fine young singer.

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