Sweet Sweet Baby

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Although steeped in Jazz, the CD marks an adventure in sound for this 23-year old, exploring the world of Jazz & Beyond that takes the listener on a thought provoking and engaging musical journey. Starting from acoustic jazz and cinematic compositions driven by mood and sound effects, the album then moves to a genre-bending sound with contemporary production, groove, and songwriting - always mixed with improvisation. This new project reflects her evolutionary development as a musician and extraordinary range as a composer, arranger, songwriter, and bandleader expressing her vision for Jazz & Beyond.

Trying To Figure It Out

Somewhere Over The Rainbow

Ballad For MC

By The Grave

Blues For Harry Bosch

Performed live on Amazon Prime Emmy nominated TV Series 'Bosch".
On the opening track “Blues for Harry Bosch,” Kelly employs a cinematic jazz style, as pulsing floor toms, guitar effects, subtle muted trumpet and saxophone state the seductive and swanky melody.

This pop anthem was created in collaboration with some of LA’s top pop music producers benefiting non profit "She's the First."

 She's the First has become an unstoppable movement for education and gender equality. They provide scholarships and support for more than 805 girls, all of whom are now in a position to lift their families and communities out of poverty one day. 

All proceeds from digital downloads from iTunes, etc and streaming like Spotify etc will be donated to She’s the First.

She's the First

She's The First

Miss You (Deephouse REMIX)

Having been a regular on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s band, Stay Human, Grace Kelly just released her 10th CD Trying To Figure It Out, which was voted #2 Jazz Album of The Year in 2016 Downbeat Magazine Readers Poll. Grace is a truly unique, dynamic and genre-bending saxophonist, singer, songwriter, and composer. She wrote her first song at 7 years old, recorded her first CD at 12, and orchestrated, and performed an original composition with the Boston Pops Orchestra at 14. As a bandleader Grace has performed over 700 concerts in over 30 countries in notable venues as the Hollywood Bowl, Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Symphony Hall and festivals such as Montreal, Newport, and Montreux.  Grace has performed and/or recorded with Lee Konitz, Phil Woods, Ron Carter, David Sanborn, Marcus Miller, Dave Brubeck, Wynton Marsalis, Huey Lewis, Harry Connick Jr, Questlove, Esperanza Spalding, Gerald Albright, to name a few. 
Winner of the 64th Annual 2016 Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll as “Rising Star Alto Saxophone”. Grace was also voted #4 Alto saxophonist in 2016 Readers Poll. Grace also has been featured on CNN.com, Glamour Magazine’s Top Ten College Women 2011, Forbes,  and many appearances on NPR. Grace has won multiple ASCAP Composer Awards, Boston Music Awards, and International Songwriting Awards. 
Grace ​Kelly plays a Yamaha 82Z saxophone.

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