Lauren Scott

Harpist Lauren Scott's debut album, Beyond the Horizon, was a breakout sensation. Her scintillating follow-up, Sea of Stars, promises to follow in its footsteps.

Lauren Scott's debut solo album, Beyond the Horizon, showcases the kaleidoscopic colours of her traditional lever harp via works by 20th century composers John Cage, Peter Maxwell Davies, Lennon & McCartney and others, alongside her own atmospheric pieces. Lauren Scott's passion for the lever harp inspires her interpretations of atmospheric works by 20th century composers ranging from John Cage and Peter Maxwell Davies to Lennon & McCartney, as well as her own ambient compositions. Beyond the Horizon, Lauren's debut solo album, casts a twilight glow on the unique qualities of the traditional lever harp also known as the Celtic harp and the kaleidoscopic colours it produces, sonorities that Lauren enhances with extended techniques including note bending and percussive effects in her own music.

Lauren WHITE's CD Release "Life In The Modern World"FeaturingQuinn Johnson (piano), Benjamin Shepard (bass), Chris Wabich (drums), Alex Budman (sax), Mike Stevers (trumpet), Francisco Torres (trombone), Steve Gregory (guitar) and Special Guest Mark Winkler(vocal)Lauren White:Eminently soulful and stylish Los Angeles based vocalist Lauren White may be a relatively new face on the indie jazz scene, but shes been leading up to her emergence with Meant To Be with a colorful career as a performer that includes appearing in musical shows on and off Broadway, acting on soap operas and working as a popular cabaret performer for many years.Its always inspiring when artists new to the public dont play it safe by rehashing the same old standards weve heard a million times.

Postmodern Jukebox's first album of 2019, Sepia Is The New Orange, applies Scott Bradlee's genre twisting arrangements to wide variety of settings: from reimagining the Pinky and The Brain theme song as a Jessica Rabbit torch ballad (complete with the original voice actors from the animated series), to taking Portugal The Man's "Feel It Still" full circle by performing in the style of its melodic forerunner, "Please Mr. Postman." As always, the featured vocalists are stellar and include some notable new debuts, such as David Simmons, Jr., whose soulful, pitch-perfect baritone on a Motown themed "Somewhere Only We Know" is an unexpected treat.