Sharon Ozelis DiFronzo has never questioned what her life’s work would be, as she knew by the age of 4 or 5 that she was compelled and spellbound by music, as well as the diverse voices that to this day have impacted her 50+ long career in the arts.

By the time Sharon was 9, she was playing (garnishing) lead roles in musical theater productions on small stages in Boston, and by her teens was singing lead in general business bands. Her love for both singing and acting led Sharon to perform in theater groups throughout the years.

Sharon’s studio career began when she was chosen by a local jingle and songwriter to record her first commercial jingle in her early twenties, a path she would follow for many years to come, along with original songwriting projects and live performances in venues across New England. Having released a recent tribute album, “Tributes and Treasures” on her label Screamin’ Heart Records, Sharon also co-composed 12 originals on her first self-titled album, earning airplay and critical acclaim.

Considering her extensive background in performing, delving into voice acting was a natural progression for Sharon. She is gaining interest in this aspect of her career from local studios, as well as online voiceover platform.

Equipped with a home studio and several ongoing projects, Sharon’s recently completed projects include lending her voice to a pandemic related video for Dana Farber Cancer Institute via a major local studio, Chart Productions, a video for Voesh industries and a role in an exciting upcoming videogame for Romero Games/Paradox Interactive.