When the Night Unravels is Vox' 9th studio ukulele album. Sophisticated and evocative, the songs of Unravels combine classic Vox wit with alluring and confidant jazz vocals. Vocals, ukulele, mouth trumpet, percussion: Victoria Vox bass, acoustic guitar, percussion: Geoff Stanfield drums, percussion: David Revelli keys: Paul Moore accordion: Nova Karina Devonie cornet: Casey MacGill tenor saxophone: Tracy Ferrara trumpet: Mike Barber backing vocals: Gabriel Mintz drum programming (on Echo): Kenzo Perron Produced, recorded, and mixed by Geoff Stanfield at Well Recording (Seattle, WA) Mastered by Ed Brooks at RFI Mastering (Seattle, WA) Photography: Philip Edward Laubner Make-up: Jessica Laubner CD Design and layout: Victoria Vox PRO: ASCAP Vox – a one-woman show with ukulele, bass and loop pedals, and her signature “mouth trumpet” (featured on the Jay Leno Show and in the Wall Street Journal) – delivers a full band sound. Her heartfelt ballads and charisma captivate audiences around the globe, including sold-out shows in New Zealand, Australia, Europe, Canada, and across the USA. Vox earned a degree in songwriting from the Berklee College of Music (2001), mostly accompanying her songs with guitar. Then a friend and blues artist gave her a ukulele. The small, four-stringed instrument proved to be the unexpected, but welcomed vehicle to showcase the upbeat, rhythmic drive characteristic of her music.