Debi Smith is one the the Washington D.C. area's most versatile singers, at ease with popular song and classical arias. A soloist and member of The Four Bitchin’ Babes and The Smith Sisters, Debi is equally at home whether performing bluegrass with folk legend Doc Watson or Gilbert and Sullivan with the National Men's Chorus of Washington. Debi's voice has been praised by critics as "soaring," "ethereal," "radiant," and "majestic," and compared to everyone from Maria Callas to Karen Carpenter. Her latest recording is "If I Were an Angel" with full orchestra, arranged by James Kessler (National/Chicago/London Symphonies, Boston Pops, Renee Fleming and more), which was picked as one of 2014's best by The Washington Times. Debi's original holiday songs on the CD have been receiving rave reviews, and, as one critic put it regarding a holiday favorite, “If you’ve any doubt about how good Debi really is, listen to her out-muscle a string orchestra on ‘O Holy Night.’ We’re talking Diva Territory." A gifted co