Pearly Black is an Australian singer known for her diverse performance style and collaborations with avant-garde composer and musician John Rodgers. Born in February 1967, she gained recognition for her work with the "sex-and-death-cabaret-rock" band Madam Bones Brothel in Brisbane and Melbourne. Throughout her career, Pearly has been involved in various musical ensembles, including Diastima, Hood, Butt Funky, and Las Tangolitas, showcasing her versatility as a singer-songwriter. Her notable appearances in films and theater productions, such as "Love and Other Catastrophes" and "Women in Voice," have further solidified her reputation as a captivating performer. Pearly's partnership with John Rodgers has yielded significant contributions to the music scene, with their collaborative work extending to large-scale productions and special events. Additionally, her discography encompasses a range of recordings with different ensembles, reflecting her multifaceted talent. Pearly continues to enchant audiences with her compelling vocals and offers singing tuition across various musical genres.