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Evocative and provocative, “Tickled Pink,” the latest 2024 single release from Corinne, out now and available everywhere, infuses a modern spin on bossa jazz. She flirts with a pop sensibility, as well as her lyrical romantic subject, yet maintains the integrity of the traditional style.
The song is both an instant throwback to another time and a modern classic. With just one listen, your toes feel equally buried in the sandy beaches of Rio ’24 or ’64. Corinne is an old soul who offers both sanctuary to tradition and a pioneering modern style. If Corinne has her way, “Tickled Pink” will be the new black this summer.
Produced and composed by her manager and collaborator, Eric Todd, founder of iProdigy, a jazz platform built to break new artists, leading off with Corinne, the production is pristine and her voice is sparkly and bubbly. Tickled Pink positions the emerging artist to breakout in 2024.
Corinne wrapped up her first successful nine-date US Christmas tour in 2023 and is a staple of Sirius XM's, “Real Jazz Holiday” channel. Her next single, “In Love at Christmastime,” will drop 11/1/24, integrating an expanded headlining holiday tour. Corinne’s 2022 Christmas EP, which charted in JazzWeek’s Top 200, will be re-released in a holiday superfan bundle this fall.
Praised by JazzTimes for “superb technique” and All About Jazz for her “sheer genius” arrangements, emerging American jazz artist, Corinne has repackaged her early singles in a new EP, “Under the Covers,” out now.
Notable past performances include City Winery, Birdland, Musikfest, Northwest Jazz Festival, Sellersville Theater and the historic Deer Head Inn and headline sets alongside Cyrille Aimée, Stacey Kent, Emmet Cohen, and Haley Reinhart. Corinne has performed countless sold-out shows in East Coast clubs, concert halls, and festivals.
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Corinne Mammana: Yes, No, Next
by C. Michael Bailey
Vocalist Corinne Mammana follows her 2016 EP Under An August Moon (CD Baby) with her full-length debut, Yes, No, Next. Blending the tried-and-true (Irving Berlin's “Blue Skies" taken straight ahead) with the downright inventive (The Cure's “Lovesong" rendered as a smooth samba), Mammana demonstrates a dense and fearless creative mettle not frequently equalled by her peers. With a voice at once coquettish and confident, Mammana reveals an ability to address any vocal genre, doubtless from her theater experience. Capably supported ...
Continue ReadingIs Corinne's Tickled Pink The New Black This Summer?
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Corinne Mammana
Evocative and provocative, Tickled Pink, the latest single release from Corinne, out now and available everywhere, infuses a modern spin on bossa jazz. She flirts with a pop sensibility, as well as her lyrical romantic subject, yet maintains the integrity of the traditional style. The song is both an instant throwback to another time and a modern classic. With just one listen, your toes feel equally buried in the sandy beaches of Rio ’24 or ’64. Corinne is an old ...
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The Corinne Mammana Quartet Featuring Guitarist Frank Dibussolo
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Bruce Klauber
The Corinne Mammana Quartet featuring guitarist Frank DiBussolo will appear at Chris' Jazz Cafe on Tuesday, December 16. Shows run from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and tickets are $10. Chris’ is located on 1421 Sansom Street in Philadelphia. For reservations or more information, call 215-568-3131. Jazz singer Corinne Mammana has an extensive background in theater with some imposing credits, including several stints off-Broadway. Jazz Times profiled her recently, saying, “Mammana bridges a sometimes difficult gap between what is obviously her ...
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Corinne Bailey Rae - The Love EP (2011)
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Something Else!
By Nick DeRiso Corinne Bailey Rae isn't the same singer, maybe isn't even the same person, that she was at the time of her celebrated 2007 debut. Three Grammy nominations, including one for best new artist, couldn't shield her from this world's knifing truths: Her husband, 31-year-old saxophonist Jason Rae, would be dead of an overdose just a year later. But whereas Bailey Rae's most recent longplayer, The Sea, was framed as a catharsis in the wake of that shattering ...
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R&B Songstress Corinne Bailey Rae Undergoes a "Sea" Change
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All About Jazz
No one could have planned the album that became Corinne Bailey Rae's sophomore work, even though the determined young Brit tried mightily to impose her vision on The Sea. Life, and death, however, intervened. Rae, who'll showcase the album on a five-week North American tour beginning Tuesday in Los Angeles, says she wanted “a heavier, more aggressive, more dynamic record that would have more contrast" than her self-titled 2006 debut album. “I wanted to co-produce it, I wanted to record ...
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Corinne Bailey Rae Premieres New Video "I'd Do It All Again"
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Special Ops Media
I'd Do It All Again Official Video About I'd Do It All Again: The video is directed by acclaimed film director Jamie Thraves, the man responsible for such iconic videos as Radiohead's “Just" and Coldplay's “The Scientist." Talking about the video Thraves exclusively told MySpace “Corinne and I met just as I was formulating the idea. She told me she was fan of my work, said she thought it was very real looking, cinematic and quite dark and that's what ...
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"‘Tickled Pink’ is a smooth and delightful track that captivates with a gentle melody and the beautiful and soulful vocals of Corinne." - Music Crowns, UK
“'Tickled Pink' is a beautiful compromise between American Pop and the bossa nova of Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto for the early 1960s. Let’s hope for an entire album." - C. Michael Bailey, Wild Mercury Rhythm
"Her superb technique is a dead giveaway. But Mammana applies her superb technique gracefully, carefully, tastefully and intelligently. There are no clichés in her singing and no licks. She wisely lets the melody and lyrics speak for themselves."— JazzTimes
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Tickled Pink
From: Tickled PinkBy Corinne
