New Music Releases: The Terri Green Project, Dr. John, Veronica Swift

The Terri Green Project – What A Feeling

The Terri Green Project fuses classic soul and today’s rhythm and blues with a twist. The songwriter, vocalist, producer Terri Green found her groove with composer, arranger & saxophonist Toddi Reed aka Torsten Abrolat. The UK #1 hit, Night to Remember in 2019, has set the wheels in motion. Their quest to spread “Grown & Sexy” soul to music lovers worldwide has been nonstop. Their sound mixes classical soulful arrangements with funky, grooving beats and bass lines. The band was honored to be invited to play Germany's biggest morning show, ZDF Morgen Magazin, and the legendary BBC announcer, Tony Blackburn, hails their Dance Tonight "brilliant. What a Feeling includes songs Green’s longtime writing partner, Songwriter Hall of Fame inductee 2018, Stephen H. Dorff, father of the actor of the same name and known for his work with Whitney Houston, Celin Dion and a featured appearance by Carrington-Brown.

Dr. John - The Mojo Of Dr. John

The Mojo Of Dr. John is a 2019 2CD set featuring Dr. John's early singles, pre-Atlantic Records and live concert recordings previously unreleased in North America and Japan. This new retrospective includes rarities from the Rex, Ace, Crazy Cajun labels, and rare live band and solo performances of Dr. John's greatest hits. Dr. John's music is stamped with the rhythms and traditions of the Crescent City, and he has spent a career that now spans more than half a century championing its music.  Includes: Storm Warning (Long Version); Somebody Tryin' To Hoodoo Me; Don't Want No Monkey In My Business; Georgia On My Mind (Live); Iko Iko (Live); Right Place, Wrong Time (Live); and Such A Night (Live).

Veronica Swift - Confessions

At just 25 years old, Veronica Swift has built a résumé that even many late-career jazz singers would envy: tours as a featured vocalist with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and Chris Botti; a guest collaboration with Michael Feinstein; engagements at A-list clubs like Birdland, Jazz Standard, Dizzy’s Club and Jazz Showcase; gigs at top festivals including Monterey, Montreal and Telluride, where she’s headlined. She began performing with her musician parents, the late pianist Hod O’Brien and the singer/educator/author Stephanie Nakasian, as a child, and in 2015 she earned second place in the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Vocals Competition, the most prestigious contest in the art form. In other words, her command of the vocal-jazz tradition is astounding.