New Contemporary Jazz Group, Player A, Releases New Disc "Our Own Devices" | Avail Now

New Contemporary Jazz Group, Player A, Releases New Disc "Our Own Devices" | Available Now



Player A is a new contemporary jazz group that features some of the top studio session players in the Nashville, TN area. Certainly known for it's country & gospel music industries, music publishing, and famed Music Row, Nashville also boasts the last bastion of consistent studio work for quality players, as well as some SERIOUS jazz talent.

While known to the music world and artists who may live and work here, such as Michael McDonald, Vince Gill, Vanessa Williams, Kenny Loggins, Larry Carlton, Victor Wooten, these session players have mainly flown under the radar to the national and international audience.

No more. Producer, keyboardist, and Creative Soul Jazz president Eric Copeland brings together the top names in Nashville's studio session world like bassist Gary Lunn, guitarist Mark Baldwin, and drummer John Hammond, (as well as over a dozen more players) showing the world the jazzy side of their amazing talents.

Player A is also a busy production team for other jazz artists including Creative Soul Jazz label mate, Drew Davidsen. Producer Eric Copeland and the Player A musicians and engineers have been behind his last three records, including "Around (Again)" and the top ten smooth jazz hit "Astro", as well as Drew's Christmas records "We 3 Stringz", and his new 2011 release, "Spin Cycle".

Player A's new CD "Our Own Devices" is set for a February 2011 release, with a national radio and promotional campaign beginning in January, 2011.

Posted by Administration at 7/11/2011 11:00 AM
Categories: Urban Jazz, New Music Release, New Voices of Today, Jazz, News-Update, New Jazz Releases
Tags: 2011 Releases Jazz Groups Music News Update Jazz Music New Jazz Albums Urban Jazz
 

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