We Gather Together: Jazz Hymns for Thanksgiving

Let Us Break Bread Together

The new single, "You Make Me Feel Like Candy," was originally produced in Slovenia, with a dance remix produced in New Orleans.  Gwen's last single, "I'd Know Your Voice Anywhere" is produced by John Driskell Hopkins (Zac Brown Band), with an EDM remix by Mark Alston (Beyonce, John Legend, Three 6 Mafia).   

Gwen Hughes has crooned from Paris to Istanbul and appeared as a character in a detective novel (Phillip DePoy’s, Dancing Made Easy, published by Dell.)  The former Ambassador to Slovenia, Joseph Mussomeli, proclaims: “As a performer and a person, Gwen is a delight, and the music that pours–actually, gushes–from her band is stirring and refreshing.” The US State Department sponsored two tours of the band through Eastern Europe.
Gwen also has appeared on television, most recently on Donald Glover’s “Atlanta,”  as well as appearances on “Stan Against Evil” (IFC) and “Murder Comes to Town” and “Dead Silent” (both on Investigation ID).  
Offstage, Gwen was a Board Governor with The Recording Academy, a Johnny Mercer “Artist in Residence” with the GA Music Hall of Fame and instructor for The Otis Redding Foundation Songwriter Camp.
She is also an advocate for music education all over the world, working with students of all ages in the US, Morocco, Kenya, Slovenia, and France.
In 2011-2015, Gwen was cast in the production of Stephen King and John Mellencamp’s Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, with music production by T-Bone Burnette.
The band was recently signed to the historic performing arts agency, Alkahest Artists, for their touring show, “American Gold.” More at www.gwenhughes.com.

Let Us Break Bread Together

Redwarbler (Gwen Hughes)