Brooklyn born, Arlene Gold is a versatile creative with a lifelong passion for music and art. Holding a BFA in Theater Design from Boston University, her multifaceted career spans songwriting, powerhouse vocal performances, fine art, and interior design.
Arlene launched her music career playing legendary folk clubs in Greenwich Village and Boston. Her songwriting and studio talents have left a global mark:
Arlene has lent her voice to numerous albums and jingles, notably working on BeeGee Robin Gibb’s solo album Secret Agent, Shannon’s gold record Let the Music Play, Latin star Willie Colon’s “Set Fire to Me” and was lead vocalist with jazz great Lionel Hampton in a tribute to Ahmet Ertegun.
As a big band jazz singer and cabaret artist, she has headlined prestigious venues including performing for the royal family of Monaco at the annual Ball of Roses in Monte Carlo, as well as nightclubs in NYC, Bermuda, and Nashville.
Parallel to her musical success, Arlene has built an impressive portfolio as a fine artist, muralist, and interior designer. She has painted bespoke murals for acclaimed country music stars, ranging from Martina McBride to Trace Adkins.
Arlene and husband, Alan, live in Nashville, Tennessee in their Victorian home filled with murals and art by Arlene and surrounded by their beloved English garden.