Rawlins is a seductive storyteller whose songs explore love, synchronicity, and the quiet, otherworldly moments that shape our deepest connections.

Singer-songwriter Donna Rawlins’ upcoming EP release, a collection of six songs (title tbd), is a collaboration with longtime friend, jazz guitarist, and professor Richard Smith. Through Smith’s production company, Chillharmonic Media, unproduced songs Rawlins’ wrote in the ’90s, were brought to life with Smith’s melodious and rhythmic guitar work paired with Amsterdam-based jazz pianist and co-producer Tico Pierhagen’s elegant orchestration and programming.

Rawlins’ earlier career includes national touring, early MTV exposure on Basement Tapes, an international solo release for Crown Records of Japan, and Billboard Magazine honorable mentions for songs from her acclaimed album Who’s Resisting Who—a 35th-anniversary remix, set for release early April 2026, co-written and produced by dear friend and colleague, Elliot Anders. Her music has appeared in numerous television and film placements, including The Young and the Restless, Melrose Place, and Dawson’s Creek. Her multi-voice discipline includes a decades-long career as a voice-over actor for a diverse clientele, including United Airlines, Macy’s, and Tesla Motors.

Rooted in rock, blues, and singer-songwriter Americana/pop—with a touch of jazz—Donna Rawlins is a seductive storyteller whose songs explore love, serendipity, and the quiet, other-worldly moments that shape our deepest connections. Her voice carries both intimacy and wisdom: sensual, seasoned, and unmistakably present.