Tomaca performed with a variety of cover bands in Connecticut. She opened for several major artists whose tour dates brought them through the state. Tomaca was considered a favorite for singing the national anthem for the famed UConn basketball teams. Early on she also had two songs that she co-wrote recorded by Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill and the Group Colorblind.
Tomaca has always stood out vocally and turned down several major opportunities earlier in her life to focus on her children – including an offer to go to New York City to study opera. With those things behind her now, she has come to a point in her life where the artist voice within her leads her to express herself and her own vibe. She started writing and recording her own songs. She connected with producer Michael Terry who has a lot of music credits in film, television and with the production of music for other artists. Tomaca learned a great deal about production, songwriting, composition and began developing her skills more deeply. They created two cds – Can’t Replace A Hug and More to Life. Tomaca’s creative and musical aspirations are wide and varied. Because she has a voice and a soul that can express itself across a variety of styles, she plans to write and perform across genres including operatic material, jazz fusion-oriented tunes, R&B and more. She has a wide vocal palette. She is working with a new producer now who encourages exploration of her gifts. Tomaca also hosts several internet publications that focus on the stories of others, has written short stories and is interested in preparing a line of children’s books among many other things. Thus, her creative journey of expression continues…. |
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