Four-time GRAMMY-nominated jazz vocal star Karrin Allyson makes her Motéma debut with a Rodgers & Hammerstein tribute album. Many A New Day: Karrin Allyson Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein is a witty, romantic and swinging take on songs that have become a part of our cultural fabric. The album features Kenny Barron and John Patitucci and includes songs from The King and I, South Pacific, The Sound of Music, and Oklahoma!.
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The upcoming release Many A New Day: Karrin Allyson Sings Rodgers & Hammerstein is one of DownBeat Magazine‘s September Editors’ Picks! The album comes out next Friday (September 18th)!
“…a brilliant album that bridges the worlds of jazz and musical theater.” – DownBeat
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Nate Chinen of The New York Times reviews Charenee Wade’s impressive Wednesday night performance at Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola as she performed the music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson.
“Ms. Wade is a jazz singer of commanding skill, an heir to the legacies of Betty Carter and Carmen McRae.”- The New York Times
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The new album from London, Meader, Pramuk & Ross, ‘The Royal Bopsters Project’, is out now!
Featuring five of the most influential jazz legends of all time – Mark Murphy, Bob Dorough, Jon Hendricks, Sheila Jordan and Annie Ross – the album also introduces the new vocal jazz quartet of Amy London, Darmon Meader, Dylan Pramuk and Holli Ross, who collectively span four generations of vocal harmony expertise and join together here for the first time.
Find out more about the album here!
Experience Offering: The Music of Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson as vocalist Charenee Wade performs LIVE at Dizzy’s Coca Cola on Wednesday, Sept. 2nd (7:30 pm & 9:30 pm shows).
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“High craft… a risk-taking attitude suited to the soul-on-fire messages.” – DownBeat
Crain’s New York Business featured a write-up on Arturo O’Farrill’s latest album, highlighting the strong influence of O’Farrill’s Cuban roots on his dynamic music. Check out the article here!