Jazz vocalist and vocal educator based in Nashville, Tennessee

Christina graduated with honors from Berklee College of Music in 2001 and has been singing and teaching America’s only true original art form ever since.

Christina sings with vocal jazz group 3rd Coast Vocals and is a guest vocalist with the Nashville Jazz Orchestra.

Email christinawatsonmusic@gmail.com for more information about lessons, working with choirs, and hiring her to sing at events.


The playing, soloing, and Christina Watson’s vocalizing are absolutely world class, as is the production.
— Randy Brecker, Grammy-winning trumpeter (review of Nashville Jazz Orchestra's It Ain't Necessarily So)
Swinging at uptempos, simmering on ballads, with deep empathy for both lyrics and melody, Christina Watson excels in every element of performance. Add her rich tone and tasteful feel for improvisation, not to mention backing from a world-class assembly of musicians, and you’ve got all you need to know that Watson has earned her place in today’s jazz vocal pantheon.
— Bob Doerschuk, Downbeat contributer and author of "88: The Giants of Jazz Piano" (review of So This is Love)
She has a beautiful sound, flawless pitch, and a knack for choosing wonderful tunes from all genres, and making them her own. In her new recording “So This is Love,” she offers a collection of tunes we may know but haven’t heard lately. The high-energy swing of bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Duffy Jackson, the facile piano solos by Lori Mechem, and the Titan-like saxophone presence of Jeff Coffin move these standards squarely into the 21st Century, bringing their history with them.
— Beegie Adair, jazz pianist, songwriter and recording artist (review of So This is Love)