Smooth Jazz Artist Jan Daley’s New Album “The Way of a Woman” is leaving Bette Midler Fans Wanting More.

Jan Daley’s new album, “The Way of a Woman” is catching the attention of more than just the smooth jazz crowd. Fans from other music realms find themselves getting absorbed in the magnificent world that Jan Daley has created in this one of a kind album. Even Bette Midler fans find themselves singing along to her beautiful smooth jazz tracks. 

Daley’s new smooth jazz album features eleven songs- six of which were written by Daley herself.  The others are all incredible songs from the days of the Great American Songbook (a collection of the most popular songs and jazz standards from the early 20^th century).  Jan studied for years under the mentorship of Jack Segal, the original writer of “When Sunny Gets Blue.”  Her extensive career and wealth of experience undoubtedly helped shape the exceptional smooth jazz artist Jan is today.  

For a taste, you can download the title song from her EP “When Sunny Gets Blue” FOR FREE from Noisetrade. To learn more about Daley and to keep up with her latest updates, check out her Facebook and her official website here: www.jandaley.com/.

Rhett May Releases Hit New Video Creatures of the Night on Youtube

Rhett May has recently released a masterpiece of a rock album titled “Creatures of the Night.”  May is a veteran of rock and roll and has been playing in bands for forty years now.  His recently released album is an incredible collection of tunes that is an intelligently designed and expertly executed.  The cohesive work plays almost as one continuous piece that the listener can listen to straight through.  The first song on the album titled “Somebody’s Watching You” is a great example of Rhett taking his time building into the peak of a song using expertly written guitar lines that repeat but don’t get old.  His lyrics are engaging and the song grooves into an incredible finish. 

Rhett also released a video for the title track of the album, “Creatures of the Night,” that is outstanding.  The video takes the viewer through a visual journey as well as a musical one and has a twist at the end that you won’t want to miss. You can watch the video on his YouTube channel.

If you want to check more out of Rhett May’s music, he has a FREE DOWNLOAD up on Noisetrade of “Lexxi May”. If you love end up loving both of these tunes, then head to iTunes to get yourself a copy of the album.

Keep up with Rhett check out his Facebook, Twitter and ReverbNation or discover more through his official website at www.RhettMay.com.

Open Your Heart by Geoff Alpert is a Work of Passion and Dedication

Geoff Alpert is truly one of the most remarkable musicians in the smooth jazz scene today.  He took a many year hiatus from music to be an amazing father and husband and found his way back after the untimely death of his wife.  His music gained a deep emotional tone and has culminated with his debut album, “Open Your Heart.”  It is a beautiful collection of songs that highlights tones of smooth jazz, Latin, R&B, funk and even hints of pop.  The genre fusion creates a highly accessible work that anybody can appreciate.

It also highlights the often-overlooked trombone.  It’s great to see the smooth jazz trombone in the foreground and exciting to hear that solo lines Alpert has written.  One highlight of the album is the song “Thinking About You,” which is a musical memento dedicated to his departed mother and wife.  It is well worth your time to take a listen.

You can listen to the album on iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon.

Be sure to keep up with Geoff on Facebook, Twitter, Reverbnation and his official website www.GeoffAlpert.com for any updates.

Smooth Jazz Singer Jan Daley Releases Memorial Day Version Of “The One She’s Been Waiting For”

In honor of Memorial Day coming up, smooth jazz singer Jan Daley, has released a special version of her song “The One She’s Been Waiting For”. The original song can be found on Jan Daley’s newest smooth jazz record which was released in April 2017 called “The Way of a Woman”. She made a few lyric changes in touching tribute to all the men, women, families and friends of the Armed Forces including her father who perished in Germany in 1945 while on a mission to pick up P.O.W’s, after World War II, whom she never got a chance to meet.

The original track on the album was incredibly well executed; however, these little changes to the lyrics add a little bit more of a personal touch from Jan. It is definitely a song that will touch the hearts of every person that listens to it. You can now purchase this special version of the song on CD Baby. The song is also accompanied by a video that you can watch on YouTube.

If you haven’t had the chance to listen to Jan’s newest album yet, then head on over to  iTunes to get yourself a copy. If that’s not enough Jan for you, you can download the title song from her EP “When Sunny Gets Blue” FOR FREE from Noisetrade.

To learn more about Daley and to keep up with her latest updates, check out her Facebook and her official website: www.jandaley.com/.

Geoff Alpert Brings the Trombone to the Musical Foreground with his Smooth Jazz Album Open Your Heart

Geoff Alpert’s music is an incredible blend of Smooth Jazz, R&B, Pop and Latin sound signatures.  His debut album Open Your Heart, is a wonderful collection of ten tunes that all prominently feature the smooth jazz trombone and play as a tapestry of content devoted to Alpert’s life and experiences.

Two of the most well received tunes off the smooth jazz album “Thinking About You” and “Zen Funk.”  “Thinking About You” is a tribute to his departed mother and wife and the song is ripe with emotion.  “Zen Funk” is, similarly, a tribute to the Ken-Ka-Kung Fu Club (a martial arts school which Geoff has been both a student/teacher at for four decades).  The intent behind almost every song on this album is extremely apparent and gives both the artist as well as the work a very personable touch.  Geoff explains that, “this album – like my teaching of Ken-Ka-Kung Fu – is all about love, sharing and the willingness to open your heart.”

You can listen to the album on iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon.

Be sure to keep up with Geoff on Facebook, Twitter, Reverbnation and his official website www.GeoffAlpert.com for any updates.

Music Bloggers Rave About Rhett Mays Creatures of the Night

Rhett May’s “Creatures of the Night” album is turning the heads of both critics and music-lovers.  This versatile set of tunes includes many hints of jazz, funk and psychedelic rock while still holding it’s own as a stand-alone album that, if listened to all the way through, will impress even the most seasoned musician with it’s cohesive and naturally flowing nature.  Scottie Carlito of Carlito’s Music Blog wrote, “’Creatures of the Night’ is an entertaining and highly intelligent reminder of what a quality songwriter and musician can accomplish.”

In addition to creating such a sophisticated and musically engaged album, Rhett May also released a video for the title track “Creatures of the Night” that will undoubtedly keep you watching until the very end.  You can watch the video on his YouTube channel.

If you want to check more out of Rhett May’s music, he has a FREE DOWNLOAD up on Noisetrade of “Lexxi May”. If you love end up loving both of these tunes, then head to iTunes to get yourself a copy of the album.

Keep up with Rhett check out his Facebook, Twitter and ReverbNation or discover more through his official website at www.RhettMay.com.

New Smooth Jazz Album From Jan Daley Lands Her Great Radio Airplay!

Jan recently released a new album titled “The Way of a Woman” that absolutely holds up her reputation of consistently stellar smooth jazz. The album consists of the songs off her “When Sunny Gets Blue” EP PLUS 6 new songs that Jan wrote herself. The easy-listening album shows a mastery of the vocal art, impressive playing by her accompanists and a talent for creating cohesive musical expression in the smooth jazz realm.

Jan continues to create incredible smooth jazz music and proving time and time again that she is an artist to watch. This record has been giving her quite the amount of success on traditional smooth jazz radio stations such as KSDS (San Diego), WGVU (Grand Rapids), WPBR (Princeton) and KRTU (San Antonio). So keep your ears out for her song playing on a station near you sometime soon!

If you haven’t done so yet, take a listen to her new album on iTunes. If that’s not enough Jan for you, you can download the title song from her EP “When Sunny Gets Blue” FOR FREE from Noisetrade.

To learn more about Daley and to keep up with her latest updates, check out her Facebook and her official

website here: www.jandaley.com/.

            

Jan Daley’s New Smooth Jazz Album The Way Of A Woman Is A Knockout

Jan Daley has released many incredible smooth jazz tracks and put on an immense amount of live shows that have given her an unimaginable amount of performance experience. Her smooth jazz music has just become more and more authentic as her career progresses and, today, her music is considered to be one of the best representations of classic smooth jazz. 

Jan recently released a new album titled “The Way of a Woman” that absolutely holds up her reputation of consistently stellar smooth jazz. The easy-listening album shows a mastery of the vocal art, impressive playing by her accompanists and a talent for creating cohesive musical expression in the smooth jazz realm. If you haven’t done so yet, take a listen to her new album on iTunes.

If that’s not enough Jan for you, you can download the title song from her EP “When Sunny Gets Blue” FOR FREE from Noisetrade. To learn more about Daley and to keep up with her latest updates, check out her Facebook and her official website here: www.jandaley.com/.

Geoff Alperts Soulful Smooth Jazz Album Open Your Heart Will Blow You Away

If you’re ready to move and groove, the newest smooth jazz album from Geoff Alpert, will be sure to do just that! The self taught trombone player combines pop, R&B, funk and Latin sounds along with the great sounds of jazz to create an amazing album that will keep you dancing all night long. The album highlights Alpert’s exceptional trombone playing, which is something that you don’t hear regularly.

Alpert spent many years perfecting his sound. He played tirelessly for years, but then took a break from his playing in the early 80’s to be a devoted father and husband. However, after the painful passing of his wife in 2002, he went back to his roots and picked up the trombone once again and used the music as a vessel to convey his emotions which resulted in this beautiful smooth jazz record. You can listen to the album on iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon.

Be sure to keep up with Geoff on Facebook, Twitter, Reverbnation and his official website http://www.geoffalpert.com for any updates.

Rhett Mays Creatures of the Night Is Praised For Being His Best Release Yet

Rhett May’s incredible mixes of different sounds paired with amazing lyrics found on his newest album, “Creatures of the Night”, are sure to draw you in and keep you wanting to listen to more. He’s definitely going to be an artist you’ll want to keep your eyes and ears out for.

The music blog, IndieMindyMusic had many amazing things to say about May’s newest album. They praised May for having an  “energetic way of attacking those sort of songs thanks to his inspired approach to song construction and has such command over the genre’s fundamentals that it’s impossible to not find yourself drawn in.” We couldn’t have said it any better ourselves. You can check out what else they had to say about the album here: : http://bit.ly/RM-IndieMindyReview.

Rhett May has also released a video for the title track of the album. If you haven’t checked it out yet, we highly suggest that you do. You can watch the video on his YouTube channel.

If you want to check more out of Rhett May’s music, he has a FREE DOWNLOAD up on Noisetrade of “Lexxi May”. If you love end up loving both of these tunes, then head to iTunes to get yourself a copy of the album.

Keep up with Rhett check out his Facebook, Twitter and ReverbNation or discover more through his official website at www.RhettMay.com.