Jazz vocalist and pianist Dena DeRose is back with a stunning new recording that solidifies her place among the most communicative and sophisticated artists in jazz today. DeRose has captivated audiences with acclaimed albums like Ode to the Road (HCD 7323) and United (HCD 7279) and here she unveils her latest project, featuring her musical compadres of choice, bassist Martin Wind and drummer Matt Wilson. Also appearing on two tracks is special guest, the remarkable trombonist Ed Neumeister. This new release showcases DeRose's signature blend of swing and heartfelt balladry, underlining her reputation as "a supremely elegant pianist and singer who exudes an effortless sense of swing" (DownBeat). The album is also notable for the first recording of DeRose's own compelling composition, "Hold Fast to Your Dreams," based on the poetry of Langston Hughes. Throughout the session, she performs her music with the warmth and insight that have made her a favorite among the jazz cognoscenti.
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Jazz vocalist and pianist Dena DeRose is back with a stunning new recording that solidifies her place among the most communicative and sophisticated artists in jazz today. DeRose has captivated audiences with acclaimed albums like Ode to the Road (HCD 7323) and United (HCD 7279) and here she unveils her latest project, featuring her musical compadres of choice, bassist Martin Wind and drummer Matt Wilson. Also appearing on two tracks is special guest, the remarkable trombonist Ed Neumeister. This new release showcases DeRose's signature blend of swing and heartfelt balladry, underlining her reputation as "a supremely elegant pianist and singer who exudes an effortless sense of swing" (DownBeat). The album is also notable for the first recording of DeRose's own compelling composition, "Hold Fast to Your Dreams," based on the poetry of Langston Hughes. Throughout the session, she performs her music with the warmth and insight that have made her a favorite among the jazz cognoscenti.
