A celebrated vocalist and songwriter, Suzzy Roche is best known as one-third of the sibling harmony group the Roches, though she's enjoyed a rich creative life of her own since the trio broke up. Suzzy provided the middle voice in the Roches, and on her own, her singing has a charming, emotionally warm tone that works well with her clever and gently quirky songs about love and life's foibles. While she's recorded as a solo act, she seems especially comfortable harmonizing with others, first with her sisters and later with her daughter. 2000's Songs from an Unmarried Housewife and Mother, Greenwich Village, USA was an exceptional solo effort from Suzzy, 2002's Zero Church was a collaboration with her sister Maggie Roche, and 2020's I Can Still Hear You found her working alongside her daughter, Lucy Wainwright Roche.