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» member profile:
erikjay
» genre:
Jazz >
Smooth Jazz
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Erik Jay
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Steely Dan, Stevie Wonder, Weather Report, Koinonia, Fourplay
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Happy, snappy, upbeat instrumental with a super catchy hook and refreshingly different chord changes. An Honor Award winner at the Great American Song Contest!
A song of love and loss, with a promise of meeting once again, 'when tears are passed away' and the world is but a memory.
A rockin' samba-flavored jazz tune with unexpected chord progressions and world-renowned Richie Gajate-Garcia on drums and percussion. Highly original, highly addictive!
Fusiony, Latin-ish, happy, snappy, and just plain different, that's what!
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Musicians Homepage review: 'Good choice for an opening song ... vocal/music mixes give the song a unique sound ... great use of backing vocals'
Musicians Realm review: 'Everything has everything: it is very well written, pleasant, great vocals with a beautiful instrumental interlude.'
Musicians Realm review: 'This is a classy little instrumental tune with some nice bass and guitar work in it.' Sweet but surprising is what Erik Jay might say about it.
A sweet, soft song with a classic ballad feel, jazzy chord voicings, but a timeless message and feel.
Randio.com review: 'Fighting From My Knees is a rocker with excellent guitarwork and strong melodies.'
A great mixed-style Latin beat and an original chord progression support a melody that tells a touching tale. Three great solos in this tune!
Erik Jay confesses to having made enough mistakes to have needed 'a second chance at life, just about a hundred times.' Can you relate to that?
A challenging chart made for a challenging session, but drummer Jack Kelly pulls all the pieces together.
This one is hard to label: pop rock, sure, but with a driving danceable beat, jazzy chords ... well, it's Erik Jay music, let's call it that.
A rockin' 'kindasortasamba' that been called reminiscent of Pablo Cruise, Santana, and other great jazzers.
A little funk, a little sassy sax, and a whole lot of gratitude for seeing another morning. Life is good.
From John Abbott of Randio.com: 'One of the best cuts is I'm Not Superman ... It's a pop-rock ballad with unpredictable chord changes that keep your ears pinned to the lyrics as well as the music.'