Showing posts with label Phil Dwyer. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 2, 2023

Diana Panton receives vocal jazz Juno nomination for 'Blue'

Cheers to Hamilton's Diana Panton whose independently released 'Blue' is up for the Juno in the Vocal Jazz Album category. 


Find out more about Diana Panton and her latest album 'Blue' from her site right here.


Sunday, September 25, 2022

Diana Panton announces release of her 10th album 'blue' on October 28th

Hamilton-based jazz vocal stylist Diana Panton's 'blue' completes the three-album narrative arc that began with 2009's pink.


Writes Diana...

"After three years of powering through pandemic constraints, I'm sooo pleased to announce the release of our 10th album, blue, on October 28th.

"blue is the final instalment in the trilogy which began with pink and later RED.  

"Don Thompson wrote exquisite arrangements to showcase spectacular playing by Phil Dwyer, Reg Schwager, Jim Vivian and The Penderecki Quartet.  Of course, Don is exemplary in his piano-playing as well.  Sonic superiority delivered by master engineer Chad Irschick at Inception Sound Studios.

"Lovely album photos care of Jose Crespo.

"I hope you are as excited about hearing this new music as we are to present it to you.

"A sincere thanks in advance for your continued support of our musical endeavours,"

Diana


You can get a digital version of blue from your favourite platform right here: https://lnk.to/DPblue with a hard copy version available on October 28th. Further details about 'blue' will soon be posted on Diana Panton's site: https://www.dianapanton.com. 

For more on Diana Panton's 'blue' album, read Michael Major's article for Broadway World right here. 

Check out the audio clip for "The Trouble With Hello Is Goodbye" followed by Diana's "Love Songs" instalment from her Live Studio Concert Series with Reg Schwager and Don Thompson. 








 

 

Monday, November 27, 2017

Jazz chanteuse Diana Panton stays in season with Solstice/Equinox

Diana Panton's gorgeous rendition of September In The Rain would likely enhance your impression of any sound system.