Song: Ujima by Charmaine Michelle Recorded June 8, 2018 7:30pm 2018 East River Jazz Festival presents Pan Africanism: Protest Songs from around the African Diaspora performed by Charmaine Michelle & The Udo Collective Charmaine Michelle – Trumpet Serena Wiley – Tenor Sax Rachel Winder – Alto Sax Justin Taylor – Piano Dokun Oke – Guitar […]
I love the tape and, I made a deal with my publisher to release the new album in this format as well! It will be a limited edition, stay tuned as I am going to announce the pre-sale only on my website! Why don't you Subscribe to my Newsletter to get it first?
He's been there on the bad days and, in the good days. When I come home from a two-day recording session and when I return from another concert, he is there to ring my bell. He is the beloved father of our amazing daughter, Lily. That's Matthew and, he's my guy!
I was having a walk in the quarter the other day and, I run into some people who were dancing in the street. It had been a long time since I had a walk and I was amazed to see that still, the youth in the streets are dancing. People embraced me and we had a small singing stance with the boom boxes looping some tunes of mine for an hour or some. I really had a great time!
I have been working on some new songs lately. Usually, all it takes is my guitar and the drum machine. Then I come to the point where I need to hear the real thing! And, I was thinking how lucky I am having this small studio in my house. It's always there, waiting for me and, when I have a new tune in my mind, I go in and start up the engines. I have spent literally unlimited hours in this room and, I'm never getting bored. Because this is my place!
That concert was amazing! I had a really great time with all you people who honored me with your presence! I will never forget this day. Especially the applause at the end that made me perform another five songs, this is something all artists should feel at least once in their lifetime. THANK YOU!
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[btnsx id=”39074″] Summertime performed at the Lake Arbor Jazz Festival by the Charmaine Michelle Quintet featuring tenor saxophonist Jazmine Ghent Charmaine Michelle – Trumpet Jazmine Ghent – Tenor Sax Lionel Lyles – Tenor Sax Aaron Hill – Keys Blu Jenkins – Bass Jaron Lamar Davis – Drums
On July 31st, my first radio interview was broadcasted at 7:32 am on Ellen Carter’s Morning Brew which is on DC’s WPFW 89.3. Ms Carter has interviewed such luminaries as Shirley Horn and Geri Allen. Take a listen: