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With 11 albums to his name, sold out shows across 30+ countries, viral videos that have amassed over 50 million views, and countless crowd selfies with thousands of fans across the world, Quentin Moore is showing no signs of slowing down. He's recently collaborated with the legendary Snoop Dogg and continues to spread his signature brand of soulful, sexy, neo-retro music which he affectionately calls "Quentinizing." Whether his music is on your playlist, he's playing solo with his guitar on social media, or performing live with his full orchestra, Q.Moore's silky baritone is a guaranteed pleasure.
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Vandell Andrew
Vandell Andrew grew up in New Orleans, spending years of his childhood in the shadow of Louis Armstrong, soaking up the vibe of the French Quarter’s great brass bands. Jazz was in the blood, but his soul was also filled with magic from his flute playing mom’s R&B collection (Anita Baker, Chaka Khan, etc.), hip-hop and Erykah Badu. Encouraging Vandell’s musical ambitions, his dad gave him John Coltrane and Charlie Parker CDs and told him for every song he learned, he would give him $100. With that money adding up, Vandell bought an audio interface, recorded his first CD and through determination and sheer hard work has emerged as one of the great independent contemporary jazz success stories of the decade.