Matt Goss

In Nov. 2010, Matt released his new album “GOSSY” in UK. This cd is testiment to him. Every song on this cd is sung from the heart and is of some past experience he has gone through and you can feel his pain, feel his joy and enjoy his happiness etc as if you were going through it with him.

Matt Goss signed a record deal with Decca Records for the UK release of his album Life You Imagine. Goss worked on the album with music producer Ron Fair (Lady Gaga, U2, Black Eyed Peas, Christina Aguilera, Mary J. Blige) and enlisted the services of a 40-piece Hollywood orchestra. The album was released on 14 October 2013, with the collection including original material in addition to a big-band version of his single "When Will I Be Famous". Life You Imagine is Matt Goss's highly anticipated solo album. It contains the classy, swinging sounds of ambition, passion and the culmination of his 27 years in the music industry.

Born in 1968 in London, he formed Bros with twin brother Luke, and Craig Logan. Bros went on to score 11 Top 40 singles, a Brit Award, and the honor of being the youngest group ever to sell out Wembley, before they split in 1992. Three years later, Matt Goss released his solo debut album, The Key, which featured the Top 40 hit title track and a cover of Alexander O'Neal's "If You Were Here Tonight."

Release '04,3rd solo studio album from the Bros main man with a selection of easy going songs including the single "Fly". This is a CLASSIC Pop/Soul album & a perfect example of how to approach producing an album in this genre. The former Brosser's voice remains a light and soulful instrument, which would perhaps suit a more American r'n'b context.

Changing Faces is the third and final studio album by British pop band Bros. It was released on 30 September 1991 and was the first album where Matt Goss and Luke Goss co-wrote all the songs. It was also the first time that Nicky Graham was not involved in either writing or production duties. The album reached #18 in the UK Albums Chart and spawned two singles, both of which made the top 40 on the UK Singles Chart.

Push is the debut album by British pop band Bros (/brɒs/ BROSS) and was released on 28 March 1988. The album spawned five hit singles, including the reissue of "I Owe You Nothing" which reached No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart in June 1988. The album reached No. 2 in the UK Albums Chart and spent 54 weeks in the Top 75. The album went 4× Platinum in the UK.

A rule of thumb in the music industry is that teenage heartthrobs are good for about two years, and Bros was in its second year when its second album, The Time, was released. A second rule of thumb is that teenage heartthrobs don't necessarily travel well, and while Bros ruled the British airwaves with the three hits included on this album–in descending and (notably) chronological order, "Too Much," "Chocolate Box," and "Madly In Love"–they never made much of an impression in the U.S.

New York composer, trombonist & alto flugelhornist Scott Reeves' Jazz Orchestra has been hard at work since 2008, but it was only in 2016 with the release of the group's debut recording, "Portraits and Places," that a wider audience was offered a peek at Reeves' broad and sophisticated talents. With outstanding New York musicians, including saxophonists Steve Wilson and Tim Armacost, pianist Jim Ridl and vocalist Carolyn Leonhart, Scott's music offers an inspired approach to big band writing, combining a contemporary harmonic palette and non-traditional forms with infectious, swinging grooves and great soloing by world-class jazz artists.