TROUBLE CLEF comes from a long line of jazz musicians and at age seven started her first band Sweet ‘n Sour. Critics called Clef’s voice one that’s “soaked in bourbon, lit on fire, and dragged in the dirt.” Her early success skyrocketed her into a life of ragtime and blues. Her raucous shows were so hot, she burned down the houses where she performed (aided by the cigarette she flicked into the stands at the end of each set) earning her the Trouble to her Clef.
Pronouns: she/her
Scenes as performer
When you really need to work it out, you got to start by putting a little attention on that bod, head-to-toe. Parts Authority, Trouble Clef, Special Guest and the Shape take you through their warm ups step by step, prepping you to watch…
Parts Authority, Trouble Clef, Papi Femme, Special Guest, Shay Knox, the Shape and Evie Snax pass around a bottle of wine as they discuss the smells, tastes and textures laid out before them. Clef takes a bite, and the desire hangs in…