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From the moment that Simon Cowell booted her out of the 2009 season of American Idol for being 'too jazzy', Aubrey Logan hasn't looked back. In the same year she went on to win the Audience's Choice and Jury's First Place Award at the Montreux Jazz Festival Voice Competition and if that weren't enough to convince Mr. Nasty that just maybe he'd got it wrong, Aubrey has since been in great demand working with artists such as Quincy Jones, Burt Bacharach, Josh Groban, Linda Ronstadt, Smokey Robinson and Pharrell Williams. But while jazz is at the core of her prodigious talent, it's not the only good thing she's got going for her.

Mize, a native of Clearwater, Kansas, sings of "the USA that time forgot," where things don't seem to change on a weekly basis. It's a container for memories - Springsteen's voice on the radio, unseen romances in the moonlight - but also a place that will wait when your dreams carry you beyond the city limits sign. "Come Back Road," written by Josh Kear, Ross Copperman and Rodney Clawson, benefits from symmetry in the production - a fingerpicked acoustic guitar and Mize's serrated edge vocals give way to a contemporary, thunderous drum loop before returning to the acoustic strums.

A renowned artist, producer, songwriter, vocal coach, session musician and performer, the multi-talented Jaee Logan brings a lifetime of musical joy to his emergence as a Smooth Jazz artist. In addition to selling over 30 million records worldwide, he has worked with everyone from Sheila E, Pebbles and Club Nouveau to Rosie Gaines, Digital Underground and Bobby Brown. The project's first single, "Morning," features special album guest, legendary Earth, Wind & Fire founder, Verdine White. While the album's 2nd tune, the title track, works its way up the Charts, the full debut lands, delivering a sound filled with jazz, funk and love with a sweet, soulful keyboard vibe of the 70's promising to enchant music fans around the world.

Logan Kane, one of jazz’s most sought-after young bassists and a prominent figure in LA’s thriving creative music scene, is proud to present Floor Plans, his first recording at the helm of an acoustic jazz quintet. Kane’s first full-length, NOPE,SCIENCE (2020), showcased his adventurous writing for nonet, while Planet Mirrors (2021) was electronic, catchy, riotously inventive, with Kane playing all instruments and singing (in the company of several guests). On Floor Plans, Kane is heard mainly on upright bass, the instrument he plays extensively as a sideman with the likes of Steve Lehman, Ari Hoenig, Becca Stevens, Justin Brown, Edward Simon and Joel Ross, to name a few. The music is imposingly dense and ambitious, with rhythmic precision and soaringly complex melodic arcs, every moment of it fired by the extraordinary players in Kane’s band.

Muerto significa muerto. El Viejo Logan agoniza y su situación no va a mejorar. Envenenado por adamántium y alejado de La Patrulla-X, todavía tiene algunos cabos sueltos que atar… siempre que Mysterio no se lo impida.

Flutist Don Bailey and harpist Laura Logan Brandenburg offer a charming program of music for flute and harp that includes works from the standard repertoire as well as newer works by British and American composers. Don Bailey has enjoyed a diverse career as a performer, professor, festival planner, and board member of several arts organizations.

Shift, Logan Richardson's Blue Note debut, fulfills the promise offered on the alto saxophonist's two previous albums. On 2007's Cerebral Flow and 2008's Ethos, he seemed more invested in compositional acumen than improvisational flow and was somewhat restrained. Not so here. Richardson surrounds himself with a heavyweight band that no doubt tested his mettle: drummer Nasheet Waits, Jason Moran on piano and Rhodes, bassist Harish Raghavan, and guitarist Pat Metheny – who makes a rare appearance in a sideman role.

Following the successful release of "Dave Brubeck Redux", "Ella On Our Mind" was recorded "off-the-floor" in 2 tracks at 15 ips, with no overdubs or edits, using the purest audiophile analog techniques. The recording captures the dynamics of 5 talented musicians from L.A.'s pool of outstanding jazz musicians and singers.

Logan Richardson Reminds Us What Charlie Parker Was All About. On Sacred Garden, Logan Richardson proves that he remains one of the most essential artists in every conversation about jazz’s present and future.