Featuring lead 6-string bass and soulful soprano saxophone, Toast of the Town blends classic soul influences with a melodic contemporary jazz groove.
—Nelson Braxton of Braxton Brothers
Spontaneous Groovin' Combustion (SGC) teams with producer Nelson Braxton of the Braxton Brothers for the new smooth jazz single, “Toast of the Town" arriving July 17, 2026. In addition to Braxton, SGC has collaborated with producers, Blake Aaron and Jeff Carruthers on several of their radio singles.
Debuting in 2019, SGC's releases have appeared on the SmoothJazz.com Top 20, RadioWave Groove Jazz Top 15, Smooth Jazz Network Top 50, SiriusXM Watercolors Dave Koz Lounge, SmoothJazz Global's Top 100 Albums of the Year (2020–2024), Music Choice, and radio stations around the world. Led by woodwindist Warren A. Keller, the group has accumulated more than 8 million lifetime streams across digital platforms.
Featuring lead 6-string bass, soulful soprano saxophone, warm Rhodes textures, and lush strings, “Toast of the Town" blends a melodic contemporary jazz sensibility with a groove influenced by classic soul and modern smooth jazz. Co-written and produced by Nelson Braxton in collaboration with Keller, the single was built around a memorable melody and an unhurried, late-night feel that reflects the song's celebratory title.
Debuting in 2019, SGC's releases have appeared on the SmoothJazz.com Top 20, RadioWave Groove Jazz Top 15, Smooth Jazz Network Top 50, SiriusXM Watercolors Dave Koz Lounge, SmoothJazz Global's Top 100 Albums of the Year (2020–2024), Music Choice, and radio stations around the world. Led by woodwindist Warren A. Keller, the group has accumulated more than 8 million lifetime streams across digital platforms.
Featuring lead 6-string bass, soulful soprano saxophone, warm Rhodes textures, and lush strings, “Toast of the Town" blends a melodic contemporary jazz sensibility with a groove influenced by classic soul and modern smooth jazz. Co-written and produced by Nelson Braxton in collaboration with Keller, the single was built around a memorable melody and an unhurried, late-night feel that reflects the song's celebratory title.
