Terrace Martin - Velvet Portraits | CD singer-songwriter Her playing does not reflect

Her playing does not reflect the traditional approach to jazz violin made famous by players such as Stéphane Grapelli or Stuff Smith but is rather inspired by the horn giants of the modal jazz genre

Velvet Portraits also features appearances from Kamasi Washington

The goal of the artist is

So with SOC I’m gonna bring it all back and give y’all the whole package: 100% the Sound of Crenshaw’

The violin is still a rare instrument in the jazz world

Terrace Martin - Velvet Portraits | CD singer-songwriter Her playing does not reflectthe Sound Of Crenshaw is in everything I touch, from Kendrick to Herbie. So with SOC Im gonna bring it all back and give yall the whole package: 100% the Sound of Crenshaw Velvet Portraits, a 2017 Grammy Nominee for Best R&B Album, is a wide ranging record with a common distinct style. With a core band of Terrace Martin on sax, Curly Martin on drums, Brandon Eugene Owens on bass, and Robert Sput Searight on Keys, Velvet Portraits also features