Maria McKee
Maria McKee is an American singer-songwriter known for her emotive vocal style and genre-spanning career. Born in Los Angeles in 1964, McKee first gained recognition as the lead singer of the country-rock band Lone Justice in the 1980s. After the band's dissolution, she embarked on a solo career, showcasing her ability to blend rock, folk, and country influences. Her track "If Love Is a Red Dress (Hang Me in Rags)" featured on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack, introduced her distinctive voice to a wider audience.
McKee’s solo work is characterized by its introspective lyrics and powerful delivery, earning her critical acclaim even if mainstream commercial success remained elusive. Throughout her career, she has remained true to her artistic vision, exploring different musical landscapes and influencing many contemporary singer-songwriters. Her contributions to film soundtracks and her dedication to storytelling through music have solidified her as a respected and enduring figure in the industry.
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