this lady sings with meaning   soooo nice

Greg Savin "Greg Savin"- Piano
Jonas Lukas "jonas222"- Bass
Leonard Papagno "JazzDrummer"- Drums
Mark Flores "String Musician"- Violin



Someday My Prince Will Come-F.Churchill  & L.Morey (Performed by The Miles Davis Project Team)

Recorded at Place des Arts in Montréal during soundcheck for her performance at Le Festival International de Jazz de Montréal http://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/album/the-changing-lights-stacey-kent/5099943118458


Stacey Kent  LIVE "One Note Samba" (Samba De Uma Nota So) 2014

I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl - Nina Simone (Cover)

The first compilation of the critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter's career, Keep Me In Your Heart... includes favorites not only from Madeleine Peyroux's Rounder catalog, but also tracks from her time on Atlantic and the Decca/Emarcy labels. The album also includes one previously unreleased song—compilation title track and Warren Zevon cover, “Keep Me in Your Heart”—which appeared in 2011’s independent film Union Square. Liner notes by former Atlantic Records A&R man, Yves Beauvais, complete the package.

Instead | Madeleine Peyroux

Second EP from Hailey Tuck, released 31st October 2014.

Polkadots And Moonbeams

Loverboy

Sinead Savage - Vocals
Dave Wilkinson - Guitars
Tom Warburton - Double Bass

Recorded and mixed at Can Cova Studios by Tom Warburton. 

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

Nearly 3 years after its predecessor, Hi-Fi Room Best Of IV is finally being released. This album features top jazz vocalists at their peak, and is in High Definition quality for the discerning ears of audiophiles.

The first track features the lovely local songbird Tay Kewei, with her take on Janet Jackson’s hit song, Let’s Wait Awhile. Her flawless voice will soothe your senses and leave you wanting more.

Jazz stalwart Diana Krall shows off her vocal chops with a playful rendition of This Can’t Be Love. 

Stacey Kent wows with What The World Needs Now. She was in Singapore recently for the Mosaic Music Festival and played to a sold out crowd at the Esplanade concert hall.

Japan-based Korean vocalist Noon impresses with her interpretation of Hedy West’s classic hit, 500 Miles. 

Kimiko Itoh, a well-known Japanese jazz singer, blows us away with Follow Me.

The sixth track is sung by Ann Sally, another Korean vocalist based in Japan. It is a touching take on Charlie Chaplin’s Smile. 

Experienced jazz-pop artiste Inger Marie Gundersen presents her whimsical rendition of A-Ha’s classic Take On Me.

Kira is well-versed in multiple genres and demonstrates her jazz sensibilities with a unique version of I’ll Be Seeing You.

Montreal singer Susie Arioli shows off her gentle, warm voice in a laidback rendition of Easy Living.


Stevie Holland is back after her off-Broadway stint, stunning many with a moving take on Love Is Far Stronger Than We.

Danish vocalist Hanne Boel presents an emotionally vulnerable interpretation of Gary Jules’ hit, Mad World. It is as impressive as you would expect from a singer who has sold over 2.5million albums worldwide.

Sara Gazarek displays her understanding of jazz with Black Bird/Bye Bye Blackbird.

As Lovely Lovers Do highlights Alex Pangman’s wonderful vocals to perfection.

Brazilian singer/songwriter Joyce amazes with her rendition of Slow Music.

Akiko, the first Japanese vocalist to sign with top jazz label Verve, ends the album on a high note with her take on the Beatles’ classic, Across The Universe.


Stacey Kent - What The World Needs Now

Kat Edmonson - Lovefool

from 'Midnight In Paris' Original Soundtrack.

Sidney Joseph Bechet - Si Tu Vois Ma Mere

Norah Jones  Don't Know Why

Cottontail are:
Sinead Savage - Vocals. 
Dave Wilkinson - Guitars. 
Tom Warburton - Double Bass.

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

Cottontail

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