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Melanie Fiona

Don’t ask her to define it. Singer/songwriter Melanie Fiona’s debut album The Bridge reveals a sweet push-and-pull between countless elements of herself. At once Canadian and Caribbean, strong and sexy,

Maxwell is back and better than ever

In an age of immediacy the idea of waiting sounds hopelessly outdated. But that said, there is something to be said about anticipation. Such is the case with Maxwell’s new

Lynn Briggs Veteran Broadcaster and On-Air Personality

The smooth, warm voice of Lynn Briggs is familiar to radio listeners and major musicians around the country. For more than twenty years, she has been on the air and

Seal a remarkable career that spans more than two decades,

Seal has garnered countless accolades along with three Grammy Awards and has sold more than 15 million albums worldwide. Known for his one-of-a-kind soaring, husky baritone voice and classic songwriting,

Nick Colionne

Guitar and Vocals Jazz – Funk – Soul - Passion Nick's previous CD "KEEPIN' IT COOL" produced the Top Ten hits "Always Thinking of You", "If You Ask Me" and "Keepin' It

Oli Silk

This twenty-something British composer/keyboardist who made his initial splash in the U.K. in the early 2000s as part of the duo Sugar & Silk, may have been a new face

Rahsaan Patterson

Times change. We see new loves, new challenges, shifts in values, and shifts in scene. As experienced by singer and songwriter Rahsaan Patterson on his new CD Wines & Spirits,

PAUL TAYLOR is BURNIN’ soul sounds of the 70’s,

Whether grooving onstage or laying down his latest batch of sensuous and funky tracks in the studio, there’s no better adjective to describe the effect Paul Taylor has on his

Jimmy Sommers

Jimmy Sommers was first smitten with the saxophone when he was still a grade school student in his native area of Chicago. "The sax just seemed so cool" says Sommers