Valerie Borman - Better Days

Vocalist, Valerie Borman, has released Better Days, the follow up album to her successful debut, It’s Good To Be Loved.

On this album, Valerie displays incredible range, both vocally and musically, revealing even more of her pop vocal background as she belts over three octaves throughout these eleven original contemporary country tracks.

Listen to Better Days at Valerie’s store page here.

gschmitt - The Year in Pictures

Century Music Group artist, gschmitt, has released his debut album, The Year in Pictures.

According to g, none of the tunes were contrived or planned to be written; they, in many ways, just happened. The album is a range of sounds that go with a range of emotions that came about through simply living, listening and experiencing.

g’s eclectic musical background comes out in many ways on this album. On songs like “Muddy Water,” “Without Your Love,” “Castles” and “Old Love,” there is a distinct jazz element, while others such as “One More Day” and “It’s Alright; A passing” could have easily been found on a straight rock record.

For more about gschmitt, check out his website.

Keyan Williams - The Art of Living

This debut album, from Keyan Williams, features a combination of smooth jazz and funky grooves. It has a very soulful touch, which is a reminiscent of the kind of music Grover Washington Jr. made.

For more about Keyan, check out his website.

Chris West - Jazzmanic

This debut album, from Chris West, features super funky grooves incorporated with a unique, Wayne Shorteresque compositional approach utilizing several horns for lush harmonies. MMW meets Wayne Shorter meets 70’s Miles Davis meets Groove Collective meets Herbie Hancock

For more visit Chris’ website.

Lee Gibson - Somewhere other than Here

This debut album, from Lee Gibson, features a well-rounded collection of country with hints of everything from traditional country to Texas Americana to more modern contemporary country.

For more about Lee, check out his website.