This Could Be The One by Karin Plato

From the album

Album Title: This Could Be The One
Label: StikJazz Music
Released: 2019

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Fiona's Comments

Plato, still a philosophical phenomenon, now with added jazz.

About the Album

Vancouver vocalist Karin Plato is one of Canada's best- known jazz singers. She's a Juno Award, Western Canadian Music Award, and three-time National Jazz Award nominee. This Could Be The One - Plato’s eighth studio album - is the result of a decade of composing and arranging music specifically for her longtime Vancouver Quintet. Certainly, much can occur in someone’s life within the span of ten years. In the past decade, Plato has experienced some of life’s greatest joys while also facing profound, life-altering losses. These experiences are reflected in much of the music on this recording. Plato describes the songs and themes as “characters” many of us meet on life’s journey. Some are related to a feeling or an experience, reflecting life’s joys and sorrows. “This Could Be The One” was recorded at Bryan Adams’ famed Warehouse Studio in Vancouver. Engineer Sheldon Zaharko captured Plato and her band at the top of their game, with a spacious, warm, and natural "live off the floor" sound. In addition to her working band, the album features special guests, including blues star Jim Byrnes and Rebecca Shoichet, both in duet with Plato. Trombonist Rod Murray is also a featured guest on two other songs. This Could Be The One will be officially released worldwide on Friday, April 12th, 2019 on Stikjazz Music.

Song Listing

This Could Be The One; I've Just Seen a Face; Sweet Summer; July; Take Time; I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry; What Came Before; Life Is A Beautiful Game; Insomnia; Heart And Soul; Sorrow

Personnel

Karin Plato

Additional Personnel

Karin Plato: Vocals; Rod Murray: Trombone; James Danderfer: Clarinet; Chris Gestrin: Piano; Laurence Mollerup: Bass; Joe Poole: Drums;

Date featured

March 27, 2019

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