01 Fresh Start

Dinner Serenade: Dinner Jazz

Smooth Jazz

Villancicos en Jazz: Música Navideña

Helado Jazz Turrón

朝日を浴びながら静かにボッサ

A Promise for Later

What The World Needs Now

Going Up

Summer in Your Eyes

Gentle Moments

Until the Real Thing Comes Along

Frequencies — Drift Notion’s lo-fi suite mapped to calming frequency beds. Each track pairs a specific tone (alpha/theta/delta pulses; 432/528/639/741…) with dusty drums, warm tape, and neon ambience to steer the mood—from morning clarity to midnight deep sleep. Built for study, journaling, decompressing; play it straight through for a day-to-night arc or drop into the emotion you need.

396 Release – Fear Lift

A track I could not have done without a friend. Thank you. I don't own an upright bass so thank you so much. Wishful dreams on adding one to our ever growing collection. 

Breath of the Strings

I like to think that Miles is playing the trumpet for us on Aleph, the quantum field of all quantum fields, forever. א ale-ph.com Miles Davis in memoriam (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991)

Miles Forever

Alex Abramovitz is a Kansas City band leader who specializes in the Kansas City Jazz sound created and made famous by the likes of Count Basie, Jay McShann, Mary Lou Williams, among others.

Alex established his first band in 2008, as a duo.  In 2013, Alex began a residency at The Phoenix, a Kansas City jazz club, hosting the Saturday Jazz Brunch for nine years.  The band then continued their partnership with The Phoenix through 2024, creating "The Swing Shift".  In January 2025, Alex and his bandmates move "The Swing Shift" over to Black Dolphin, Kansas City's premiere establishment for jazz and entertainment.  Alex Abramovitz and His Swing'n Kansas City Jazz Band has also served as the house band for The Kansas City Monarchs Baseball Club of the American Association, and has partnered with Worlds of Fun, Big Slick, and the Harry S. Truman Library Institute.

Throughout the years, Alex and his band have entertained many celebrities, movies stars, comedians, athletes, and musicians such as Paul Rudd, Jason Sudekis, The Impractical Jokers, Kevin Pollak, Will Forte, Patrick Mahomes, Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce, Johnny Knoxville, Adam Ray, George Wendt, Weird Al Yankovich, Rob Riggle, Eric Stonestreet, and metal drummer Richard Christy, who has sat in with the band on several occasions.

The band has recorded three albums, "Scamps Alley" (2013), "Ripe off the Vine!" (2014), and "Fountain City Jive" (2019).  The band plans on recording another album to be released early in 2026 which will feature live performances of the band's original material.

Until the Real Thing Comes Along

Alex Abramovitz & His Swing'n KC Jazz Band

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