Elizabeth Lee enters the stage like thunder and lightning, enchanting the hearts and souls of the lot. Her voice is soaked in pure southern rock and blues…dusted and groovy like the hot Texas desert. Graciously embracing the prestigious South by Southwest Music Festival & Austin Music Award’s category for »Best Female Vocals«.  
Born in Pasadena, Texas, she began her musical journey at the age of 10. singing in the church choir. Her career, which spanned from Los Angeles to New York to Europe, where she worked as a model, founded her first band, and appeared in videos of Depeche Mode (Policy of Truth), RunDMC, John Scofield, Kid n’ Play, Placido Domingo and many more. Her musical career is stunning. She opened stages for Buddy Guy as well as Jeff Beck and speaks often of one of her most moving and inspiring moments.    
In 2017 Elizabeth founded the highly acclaimed acoustic project with Martin Hauke, the guitar player of Europe's best Rolling Stones tribute band Voodoo Lounge. His guitar style is so dusty-dry and uncompromising that most think he’s from somewhere in Texas and not the North German Plain. It seems like the two musicians from two very different continents have searched and found each other, creating their “WANTED” musical posse.    
The duo have taken some time to talk to us this week, and the topics spanned from musical influences and our favourite members of the Rolling Stones and the Beatles to songwriting and meeting Tom Petty after auditioning for Joe Cocker.

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