Dear everyone,
Isn't it nice to be surprised for once?
The new "Modern Art" mini-site is up and running at the new Rippingtons' Web site.
The new CD has some pleasant songs on it, gauging from the samples.
The song titles are as follows:
1, Modern Art
2, Paris Groove
3, Pastels on Canvas
4, Black Book
5, One Step Closer
6, I Still Believe
7, Body Art
8, Age of Reason
9, Sweet Lullaby
10, Jet Set
11, Love Story
"Modern Art" is a classic-sounding track with Jeff Kashiwa fronting on saxophone.
"Black Book" has an urban feel with some haunting vamps, and Bill Heller's killer keys and piano.
"Jet Set" features Russ Freeman and Bill Heller trading bars and chords as if at an open-air market.
"Paris Groove" has accordion and classical guitar strains. Very European, as expected.
"One Step Closer" is an upbeat track with lots of passion.
"Age of Reason" will remind fans of a song from the "Wild Card" CD a little — "Spanish Girl."
Trumpeter Rick Braun is a special guest star on the recording, which is fantastic.
So far, so good. Liking this groove a lot.
Signed,
Eric Viccaro
Peak Records — The 2008 Smooth Jazz Label of the Year. Period.