Vocal: Kay Matsukawa
Bass Flute: Adam Kolker

It is vocalist, Kay Matsukawa and Kolker who turn the classic Eden Abhez chart into a truly gorgeous mystery kept alive by her magical voice and playing that is both majestic and memorable.
- RAUL D'GAMA ROSE -all about jazz

She maneuvers the peaks and valleys and hesitations of this song and brings you deeply into the story. 
- THOMAS CONRAD -JAZZ TIMES

From Adam Kolker's latest CD "Reflections"

Nature Boy

Vocal: Kay Matsukawa
Piano: Bruce Barth
Tenor Saxophone: Adam Kolker

Old Devil Moon

They Can't Take That Away From Me

Kay who began her professional music career at the age 18 horned her vocal skills by sharing live performances and recording sessions with some of Japan's most accomplished artists, including Yuming (Yumi Matsutoya), the best-selling female singer/songwriter in Japan. In 1999, Kay teamed with a guitarist Neo to form FAKiE, a guitar/vocal duo, earning critical praise for their breathtaking performance and high quality sound. In August 2006 they performed at "Imperial Jazz Complex" at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. They rode the momentum of that performanceinto a nationwide tour, playing at major concert halls. 
In 2007, Kay was awarded a prestigious Artists' Grant from the Japanese Government, enabling her to moved to New York City to further develop her talent. Kay quickly began making a name for herself following a successful New York debut at the Kitano New York in November 2009. In October 2010, Kay, reunited with Neo, appeared at Zinc Bar as a duo (now called K & Neo) for a sold-out show. They followed that show with another sold-out performance, again at Zinc Bar, in February 2011. Kay continued to perform throughout 2011 as a solo singer and appeared at many of the NYC’s top music venues including Iridium. In March, after Japanese earthquake/tsunami, Kay appeared in several benefit concerts at Bitter End in Greenwich Village. In April, K & Neo’s version of Summertime – released on their CD, “Timeless” – was featured in UNIQLO’s TV commercials. In June, she appeared as a guest soloist with the New York Symphonic Ensemble at the United Nations. In September, she made her acting debut in the Off-Broadway play entitled “It’s a Hardbop Life.” And in October, Kay recorded with two-time Grammy award nominee saxophonist Adam Kolker, and performed as a guest vocalist on his subsequent European Tour. 
This past February and March, Kay briefly returned to Japan for a hugely successful K & Neo concert tour. In June, Kay returned to the Zinc Bar for her first solo concert in 2 years, performing her original compositions to another sold-out audience. In July Kay performed at the Buck Hill Skytop Music Festival, directed by Broadway Music superviser/conductor Patrick Vaccariello. She is currently preparing for her next acting project, an independent film emntitled “The Center of the Universe,” scheduled for release October 2013.