
Music For Your Evening: ‘Just The Way You Are’
Enjoy my radio n. 1 hit cover of ‘Just The Way You Are’, originally by Billy Joel, that I did alongside talented singer Sandii McCalla for the album ‘Inspirational Love Songs’
Multi Award Winning Female Saxophonist, Birmingham, UK, Jazz, Gospel, Reggae, Blues, Soul and Original Music, 'Bringing more 'wow' to your occasion'
Enjoy my radio n. 1 hit cover of ‘Just The Way You Are’, originally by Billy Joel, that I did alongside talented singer Sandii McCalla for the album ‘Inspirational Love Songs’
If you want to have me performing live music as part of an event you are planning, now you have a quick way to enquiring online. You just need to head to my booking page and fill a short form that will allow me to know exactly what you need and provide you with all the information.
Today, I bring a little surprise for you. I have shared already the instrumental version of my original song “My Love” before, but this video (taken before lockdown) in which I perform the vocal version live, isn’t even public on YouTube yet!
For a limited time, I’ve made the instrumental version of my original song “My Love” free to download.
Last Monday, we commemorated International Women’s Day. We had the opportunity to reflect and have a conversation about the issues that still stand in the way of gender equality. It is important that we don’t let the interest die with the change of day. That’s why today I recommend the reading “Gender Disparity In UK Jazz – A Discussion”.
This is the second of two songs I performed for the Jamaica Flood Appeal fundraiser on Saturday 30th Jan 2021, during lockdown. Shake a leg wherever you are to these Caribbean Folk Songs, a medley of ‘Linstead Market’, ‘Lang Time Gyal’ and ‘Yellow Bird’.
Sammy Stein is an award-winning author, writer, journalist, and curator with a deep interest in the situation and role of female musicians on the industry. She reached out to me for one of her latest books, “In Their Own Words, Interviews With Women In Jazz” to have a conversation about my experience as a professional musician, both in terms of my music production and my community projects involving women in music.
There is an opportunity to speak up for musicians, but we must hurry: each year, the chancellor of the exchequer – the government’s chief finance minister – makes a Budget statement to MPs in the House of Commons. On 2021, the speech will be delivered by Chancellor Rishi Sunak this Wednesday 3rd March. Mr. Sunak’s choices are going to shape the finances of the country for the upcoming year, and it is essential that he knows about our struggles.
The day has come and my podcast Success Beyond The Score is back for season 2! This time, besides appearing in all the usual podcast platforms, there’s also a visual format available on YouTube.