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Frankie Campofelice: Every Night at Seven
Creative arrangements, extraordinary singing, and vibrant accompaniments.
Frank Dain: I’ve Had a Love
Lets his deepest emotions flow freely ... using his deeply resonant baritone to get to the essence of each selection.
Amanda McBroom: Wintersong
The sentiments expressed sweetly reflect McBroom’s warm, resonant, straightforward style.
Karen Mason: And All That Jazz
A cabaret treasure. Mason is outstanding, with her consistently strong vocals.
Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano: Painting the Town
This, their first CD together, is a testament to how their union benefits everyone who loves thoughtful interpretations of beautiful songs.
Catherine Russell and Sean Mason: My Ideal
Catherine Russell’s seriously fine, character-filled voice and technique make her a joy to listen to.
Bob Levy: All About Love: The Dane Vannatter Recordings, Vol. II
A cohesive song cycle that provides a tender massage for the listener’s ears, mind, and heart.
Russ Lorenson: Standard Time: Live in New York
Lorenson’s retro crooner style evokes Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin while remaining uniquely his own.
Sweet Megg: Bluer than Blue
Vocalist Sweet Megg has a thoroughly appealing tone—now crystalline, now molasses, then sandy.