Nina was born in Paris, France and then partly raised in the United States (Texas.) She describes herself as a gypsy and has been on stage from the age of fourteen.
She is an artist in her own right - having toured the world as a dancer, Opera and Country singer ... and now as a "rockin' Blues mamma!!" (Discovering her passion for the Blues in New Orleans, during a world tour.)
"I love to visit the world and the people in it !
I am blessed to be an artist able to live out of it !"
Paul was born & grew up in North London with Camden Town, Swiss Cottage, Primrose Hill & Regents Park as his playgrounds and in his teens would sell hotdogs outside the famous Roundhouse in Chalk Farm where he met many famous personalities including Andy Warhol.
His musical & lyrical roots are drawn from English Folk, American Folk & Blues, Christian/Gospel with influences from English nursery rhymes and church hymns.
Paul wrote the lyrics for three songs on "Wildcat Cafe": "Crashing Head First (Into a Stone Wall), "Falling Twins" and "You Hurt My Baby"
John was born in Dublin - now, based in Denmark; and has been a professional musician since 1979, performing at countless Clubs, Schools, Libraries, Art Museums, Theaters and Festivals all over Europe. He has released five albums of original songs. The music is a mixture of many styles and influences ranging from Rock to Folk to Jazz to Classical. The lyrics are a cocktail of Chaos, Beauty, Philosophy and irrepressible Black Humour. He has written hundreds of songs and co-written with amongst others Lone Poulsen (Shit & Chanel), Mikael Kolster (Nice Little Penguins), Ivan Sand and Clive Culbertson (bassist on Van Morrissons Avalon Sunset);
and Is, at present, writing lyrics for John H. Schiessler, BEIGE FISH, and D Jade Ell.
Catharina von Liel is from Munich, Germany, and has written lyrics for both Vanilla Moon and Beige Fish.
Gregory is a singer, songwriter and a wooden nickel philosopher from Wilmington, North Carolina in the United States - and has written lyrics for the self-titled, debut Beige fish CD.
An interesting note, that the lyrics for these two songs, "I Tip my Hat", and "Life's Lonely Road", were written on the Cape Fear River!
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