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"Skin Deep"

Remotejazz – Smooth Jazz Artist

Rickbraun-Inspired Smooth Jazz Song | "Skin Deep" by Remotejazz | Stream Free

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Sultry, Sexy Smooth Jazz
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I write a variety of music including contemporary jazz, new age, and house music

Bob Bryant (Remotejazz) started producing music over ten years ago when he stumbled across a software program at a local electronics retail store in Frederick, Maryland. Working full time as a systems specialist, he spent many hours of downtime to create the songs that you hear on Soundclick.com

Bob has a history with music. He was a great fan of Top 40 radio in the 60's and 70's. He later became the general manager of his High School radio station and studied theatre and music in college. Performing on stage in several musical's and has even performed at Lisner Auditorium in Washington DC as well as the Kennedy Center.

Later becoming a big fan of the "Smooth Jazz" genre, Bob has gone onto produce an entire CD of original music, which now availible on ITUNES and Amazon.com.

He continues to create and produce original material and has a band website at:

www.remotejazzmusic.com

""Skin Deep"" is a Smooth Jazz track by Remotejazz on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by instrumental jazz, giving the song its signature feel. The production choices here reflect a genuine understanding of what makes smooth jazz work. Listeners who follow Rickbraun and Paulhardcastle will feel right at home with this Remotejazz release on SoundClick.

Song Info
Genre
Jazz Smooth Jazz
Charts
Peak #110
Peak in subgenre #39
Author
Bob Bryant
Rights
2013 Key Music LLC
Uploaded
February 02, 2013
Track Files
MP3
MP3 8.1 MB 226 kbps 5:00 minutes
Lyrics
None
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Ascenzion - Al Massey
Nov 13, 2013
Smooth and sultry...love the Rhodes...super nice. Sensational sax play...again...super nice work here.