MP3 Randell K. - URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover
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Energetic, piano-based with jazz,R&B and pop influence for good measure
10 MP3 Songs
URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover, JAZZ: Traditional Jazz Combo
Details:
As a precociously passionate, Berkeley-attending, piano-playing 19 year-old Randell K realized that he and music would make a perfect fit. Finding it challenging to recognize lifeâs virtues while they were present, he was drawn to music and the immediate pleasures it was able to generate. Though he didnât understand the degree of his passion when he first started piano lessons as a child, his intuitive gifts flourished as learned to play almost exclusively by ear.
He attended the Los Angeles High School for the Arts where he performed in various in-demand ensembles, including the renown Vocal Jazz group. One of the star members of the vocal jazz ensemble, the group won top honors in the Monterey Jazz Festivalsâ high school competition among countless other achievements. By the time he was eighteen, Randell K. was practically a veteran performer playing various high-profile venues such as the Vine Street Bar & Grill and sharing the stage with performers as celebrated as the Manhattan Transfer.
Music has been an area in which heâs been able to chart a definite growth, a clear learning curve. Songwriting has been his attempt to combine his refined musical chops with his ever-broadening, idiosyncratic point of view. Beyond this stated goal, though, itâs often tricky for him to classify his own music. The piano immediately invites comparisons to piano-based, singer-songwriter pop circa-1970âs, but jazz, R&B, and just about every form of post-20th century music informs what he plays as well. He simply sees his music as an extension of what pop music has always been, a distinctive hybrid of pre-existing forms existing beneath a broad range of influences.
Simple categorization often seems futile. But this diversification has enabled him to collaborate with an array of musical talents. In conceiving this debut CD he was privileged to be produced by two men with different but very extensive musical backgrounds. Keg Johnson is a pioneering producer whoâs worked with the likes of Gladys Knight, Minnie Ripperton and Jerry Butler and Kevin Toney, one of the original Blackbirds, has gone on to become an internationally celebrated jazz pianist. Both put their distinctive marks on Randell Kâs tracks. In support of his debut, Randell K., heâs been gigging exclusively at venues in and around L.A including the Gardenia, the V-20 (piano room), the Vermont, DâAntonioâs among others and garnering rave reviews. He recently completed a much-lauded stint performing at Los Angelesâ 20thAnnuel African Market Place Festival.
10 MP3 Songs
URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover, JAZZ: Traditional Jazz Combo
Details:
As a precociously passionate, Berkeley-attending, piano-playing 19 year-old Randell K realized that he and music would make a perfect fit. Finding it challenging to recognize lifeâs virtues while they were present, he was drawn to music and the immediate pleasures it was able to generate. Though he didnât understand the degree of his passion when he first started piano lessons as a child, his intuitive gifts flourished as learned to play almost exclusively by ear.
He attended the Los Angeles High School for the Arts where he performed in various in-demand ensembles, including the renown Vocal Jazz group. One of the star members of the vocal jazz ensemble, the group won top honors in the Monterey Jazz Festivalsâ high school competition among countless other achievements. By the time he was eighteen, Randell K. was practically a veteran performer playing various high-profile venues such as the Vine Street Bar & Grill and sharing the stage with performers as celebrated as the Manhattan Transfer.
Music has been an area in which heâs been able to chart a definite growth, a clear learning curve. Songwriting has been his attempt to combine his refined musical chops with his ever-broadening, idiosyncratic point of view. Beyond this stated goal, though, itâs often tricky for him to classify his own music. The piano immediately invites comparisons to piano-based, singer-songwriter pop circa-1970âs, but jazz, R&B, and just about every form of post-20th century music informs what he plays as well. He simply sees his music as an extension of what pop music has always been, a distinctive hybrid of pre-existing forms existing beneath a broad range of influences.
Simple categorization often seems futile. But this diversification has enabled him to collaborate with an array of musical talents. In conceiving this debut CD he was privileged to be produced by two men with different but very extensive musical backgrounds. Keg Johnson is a pioneering producer whoâs worked with the likes of Gladys Knight, Minnie Ripperton and Jerry Butler and Kevin Toney, one of the original Blackbirds, has gone on to become an internationally celebrated jazz pianist. Both put their distinctive marks on Randell Kâs tracks. In support of his debut, Randell K., heâs been gigging exclusively at venues in and around L.A including the Gardenia, the V-20 (piano room), the Vermont, DâAntonioâs among others and garnering rave reviews. He recently completed a much-lauded stint performing at Los Angelesâ 20thAnnuel African Market Place Festival.
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