Tania began pursuing a solo career in 2013. She sings and performs in several styles, including rock, jazz, and folk. Her performances are generally delivered with melancholy, ambient, and introspective undertones.

She is a current member of several projects, including: Doors That Don’t, playing synth and singing alongside Dave Devine on guitar; Big Dirty Horse, singing with fellow vocalists Mina Bradley-Belcaid and Emily Hale; Witches & Science, a collective project featuring several rotating Denver musicians, led by Aaron Burris-Deboskey; and The Good, The Bad, and The Devine, a chamber group led by Dave Devine who presents arrangements of the late Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti western scores.

Katz has performed and/or recorded with fantastic musicians such as Greg Garrison, Sean King, Tom Hagerman, and Jeanie Schroder of Devotchka, Chris Pandolfi of Trad+ and The Infamous Stringdusters, Julia Mendiolea of Y La Bamba, Kris Becker, Adam Bartczak Republic, Joseph Lamar, and Moon Atomizer.

Katz received her Bachelor of Music in Jazz and American Improvised Music Performance from Metropolitan State University of Denver, studying under Ashlee Varner, Ron Miles, and Dave Devine. She is now an instructor at her alma mater, teaching voice and ensembles within the same program.

DOORS THAT DON’T, DOORS THAT DON’T

Sycamore, Greg Garrison

Crawlers and Cave, The Marrow