Showing posts with label Jazz music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jazz music. Show all posts

Thursday, May 30, 2019

Inspired by Chris Botti Dave Sereny Jazz Musician Has New Single - Come Here Baby, Streaming on Spotify





“Talk To Me!” album by the Toronto-based musician, Dave Sereney is reminiscent of legend Chris Botti with his new single streaming on Spotify, Come Here Baby,

The influence of Chris Botti in Dave Serenys jazz and soul album “Talk To Me” is inspiring   Unmatched in the art of Jazz music, Sereny’s intent behind this specific track is even more compelling. The Toronto artist collaborates with Uganda-based Neema Children’s Choir  for backup vocals in order to help fundraise and bring awareness to problems facing Uganda’s youth. Sereny climbs the Spotify charts and can be found in multiple playlists.

You can listen to this amazing single on Spotify  or Apple Music . This song is also available on his album Talk To Me  available on streaming platforms. For updates on Dave Sereny, follow him on Twitter  or check out www.DaveSereny.com!

Friday, August 10, 2018

Watch Spotify Artist Brian McShea and The Sidemen Rock & Bowl Live at Lucky Strike in Los Angeles on August 26th


Have a lot of “spare” time this summer? Spend it bowling with great music from Brian McShea and The Sidemen this month, it’ll be right up your guys’ “alley!” It’s at the popular Lucky Strike bowling alley on Hollywood Blvd., so it’s definitely something you should “strike” off your bucket list. I’m sure the traffic will be bad, so be sure to “split” an Uber with some friends and go together for a fun time! I know it’s on a Sunday night and most people have work the next day, but it’ll be a great way to get the ball rolling and start your week off on a high note. Be sure to follow them on Facebook to stay updated on what’s hap-pin-ing with Brian and the boys!

In case you don’t know who Brian McShea and The Sidemen are, I highly recommend you check them out if you like alternative rock. They released an EP on Spotify this summer called “Real People, Not Actors” and has a bunch of great songs like “We Don’t Wanna Hear About It” and “Mr. Davis, Your Famous!” One of their more popular songs, “Stephanie” is off the album too, and also has a music video on YouTube to go along with it. If you want to see what kind of vibes Brian McShea and The Sidemen will have performing live, their “Stephanie” music video is a great way to preview their dynamic energy.

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

If You’re A Rock Or Fall Out Boy Fan, Get Some Free Music On Spotify Of Brian Mcshea And The Sidemen




BRIAN McSHEA AND THE SIDEMEN

A lot of songs you listen to, you may only play once, but with Brian McShea and The Sidemen you just can’t get enough of a good thing.  They just released 3 singles off their new album (which is coming out later this month).  The first one “We Don’t Wanna Hear About it” is one of those songs – it was recommended by Noisetrade so of course, grabbed a free download. 

Not since I wore out my Fall Out Boys download of the track, The Last of The Real Ones, have I played the crap out a song like this one.  Seems like everytime I listen I hear a new note from the trombone or sax or interpret something new about the lyrics.  Their next single “Stephanie” – again a great tune and the most recent release one “You’re Famous Mr. Davis” (this one has an interesting true story behind it – google it!) became available on Spotify.  I loved Stephanie – Mr. Davis I wasn’t so sure about but the more I listen, the more I like it!  It’s definitely a departure from the other 2 in terms of style.  You can get a free download of all 3 at Noisetrade or you can stream ‘em on Spotify .

So if you’re into big bands (7 pieces to be exact!) with a big sound or if you like bands like Fall Out Boy, Foo Fighters and the likes, you owe it to yourself to check out Brian McShea and The Sidemen at: www.BrianMcSheaAndTheSidemen .

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Philadelphia R&B Singer Dondi Is Winner Of Two Global Music Awards And Breaks Into Top 40 Chart With “Give Me Your Love”


Philly R&B soul singer Dondi has new song “Give Me Your Love” reach the #40 spot on the FMQB Hot AC/ Top 40 Chart beating out Ed Sheeran, Zayn, and even Adele. Dondi has just won two Global Music Awards Silver Medals- one for Best Emerging artist and the other for Best Male Vocalist for his track “A Little Love Song” off “Give Me Your Love” Album. You can check out “Give Me Your Love” on iTunes.


Dondi is a seasoned performer and experienced vocalist, he has worked venues from Madison Square Garden to our nations White house. He has even worked with the likes of Kool & the Gang and The Bus Boys. Dondi possesses an extremely strong stage presence, and the ability to put a large crowd in the palm of his hands. True R&B fans will love the old school feel of his music, reminiscent of artist's like Luther Vandross, Babyface and Gerald Levert. Being a live performer by nature and trade, he writes and produces his songs as if they were going to be played by a live band tomorrow night, at an intimate New York night club.


You can keep up with Dondi on his official website www.AllDondi.com, Facebook, Reverbnation, Youtube, and Twitter. Free download available on Noisetrade.

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Mosaico is Portuguese Brazilian Jazz Artist Beatrice Masons Album

Brazilian jazz/blues artist Beatrice Mason for you Portuguese speaking peeps out there! Since releasing her latest album, Mosaic, she’s been creating a lot of buzz and developing a cult following in her hometown of Rio de Janeiro. Her album is in the “Top Album” category on iTunes and is all in her native Portuguese with the exception of the track “Caramel”. She has performed fronting standing room only crowds at International Music Conference and Modem 2012. Mosaico received accolades by critics and fans alike. With her unique sound, Mason has crossed over to new audiences in Europe and the United States. As a result of her success, she came to the attention of ex-Motown Producer, Michael B. Sutton via her North American consultant company, The Music Umbrella. Sutton a renown writer/producer (Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson) will soon be working with her to remix the only English track, “Caramel”. The release will be out in mid-October on the Lilly Blonde label and will be actively promoted to Smooth Jazz Radio for an international audience. Influenced by Brazilian pop music her sweet Portuguese lyrics and vocals give her the edge to stand out among other artists. Singles such as “Caramel” and “Foi No Mês Que Bem” have enticed blues and jazz listeners around the world. To watch the music video for her latest single, click here: Besides promoting her album, Beatrice has been granted a government sponsorship to work on songs by South-American writers and composers Jorge Drexler, Vitor Ramil and Kevin Johansen. For more information, tour dates, etc. visit her website here

Saturday, October 20, 2012

Portuguese Brazilian Jazz Artist Beatrice Mason New English Song “Caramel” Hits #19 & #50 on World and Jazz Chart




Regardless of the fact that Beatrice Mason’s songs are sung in Portuguese, she corners the universal sound of smooth jazz making her popularity take on a steady rise in the United States.  Her latest album release just hit #50 on SmoothJazz.com. The College Music Journal (CMJ) recently ranked her album at #19 on their New World Music Chart, and her debuts at other core radio stations have been quite favorable.   Thanks to her enchantingly percussive take on Suzanne Vega’s 1996 hit “Caramel” - the CD’s one English language track is available in three sultry “Nite Life” and “Pop” remixes by Motown veteran Michael B. Sutton (Smokey Robinson, Michael Jackson).

From her website:  Mosaico: a musical mosaic of styles and sounds with the common thread of emanating from her native Brasil.  “Algum Mistério (Some Kind of Mystery),” Ana Clara Horta’s piano samba “Cortejo,” and a duet version of Raphael Gemal’s “Canto Só” featuring guest vocalist Edu Krieger. An artful video was also lensed for her version of Vitor Ramil’s “Foi no mês que vem,” a mix of tango and electronica.”

I can’t get enough of this record!  Interested to hear others’ take on her music.
Website here

Listen to the 3 english mixes of “Caramel” here