Contemporary Jazz Ballad
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2017 6:18 pm
Hi folks!
I have been overwhelmed for months. Too many irons in the fire along with some depression. I'm happy to be back here.
Thought I'd share the tune I co-wrote with F-M Cossey for this listing. Wishing you all well.
It's called "What Just Happened" https://soundcloud.com/louise-goldberg/ ... t-happened
Louise
“I Won't Dance” by Jane Monheit and Michael Buble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DSrJXQV9Og
“The Summer Wind” by Madeleine Peyroux https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnTxplw60FU
Please submit original, authentic-sounding Jazz Songs that have solid musicianship and awesome vocals. Your vocal performance can be a Solo, Duet, Trio or even a Quartet, as long as it has a genuine Jazz-style delivery. This Music Supervisor is a legit Jazz expert, so we think he’s going to be very, very picky in what he chooses. And of course, not only do the songs have to be great, but ultimately they need to work in the scenes he needs to place them in.
Lyric themes can vary, but should be stylistically consistent with the references (and other acts in that ballpark) and be something that could work well as background source music in a New York or Paris bar and/or coffee shop scene.
I have been overwhelmed for months. Too many irons in the fire along with some depression. I'm happy to be back here.
Thought I'd share the tune I co-wrote with F-M Cossey for this listing. Wishing you all well.
It's called "What Just Happened" https://soundcloud.com/louise-goldberg/ ... t-happened
Louise
“I Won't Dance” by Jane Monheit and Michael Buble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DSrJXQV9Og
“The Summer Wind” by Madeleine Peyroux https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnTxplw60FU
Please submit original, authentic-sounding Jazz Songs that have solid musicianship and awesome vocals. Your vocal performance can be a Solo, Duet, Trio or even a Quartet, as long as it has a genuine Jazz-style delivery. This Music Supervisor is a legit Jazz expert, so we think he’s going to be very, very picky in what he chooses. And of course, not only do the songs have to be great, but ultimately they need to work in the scenes he needs to place them in.
Lyric themes can vary, but should be stylistically consistent with the references (and other acts in that ballpark) and be something that could work well as background source music in a New York or Paris bar and/or coffee shop scene.
