Velvet-voiced accordion player
Time Out, London

In red fishnet stockings and black boots she sings Kurt Weill's love song Nanna's Lied with passion and panache, instantly creating the atmosphere of a smoky Weimar Berlin nightclub. Any moment you think Sally Bowles will walk on stage. The beautiful, cool and sassy Marni also sings like Edith Piaf and performs her own raunchy rock ballads
Edinburgh Guide, Scotland

if New York accordionist Marni Rice's evocations of Paris chanson feel like highly accomplished homages, when she lets rip with her own urban gipsy punk, she's amazing
Metro, UK

Interview in French from "Accordeon & Accordeonistes"
http://www.marnirice.com/de%20joux%20musique.html

Reviews from NYC blogs:

Lucid Culture:
http://lucidculture.wordpress.com/2008/02/21/marni-rice-bliss-blood-and-dreambox-live-at-liala-lounge-brooklyn-ny-12008/

Jezebel Music:
http://www.jezebelmusic.com/weblog/pivot/entry.php?id=479


Sultry...
Paper Magazine

Rice sings songs of vodka and velvet....a convincing presence. Her narrative flair and dry, comedic timing are a smart balance to the smoldering cabaret tunes she delivers.
New York Post

In addition to playing the accordion, this attractive performer is a natural actress..
Barbara & Scott Siegel, Cabaret Hotline

Singing entirely in French..Rice is captivating - even to those who do not speak the language.
Greenwich Village Press

Her music is sensual....like velvet.
The Belmont Citizen Herald

Marni Rice plays the maid with so much edge as to steal her two scenes.
The Wall Street Journal