Detroit Women — a seven-woman, energy-infused rockin’ blues group backed by a powerhouse band — embody the gritty determination, the kinetic force that drives the Motor City.
These ladies — white, black, young to “it’s not polite to ask,” wild, willful, sweet, curvaceous and petite –are led by four-time Grammy-nominee Kate Hart, who created the group in 2003 after returning to Detroit from the West Coast. Hart tapped the crème de la crème of the area’s female vocalists from a wide-range of genres — blues, R&B, folk, funk, country, rock, swing, hip-hop and even a tinge of gospel — to create a sound as diverse as the region the Women represent.