Althea Rene - In The Flow (2013) [Hi-Res]

Althea Rene – In the Flow

Year: 2013-05-28
Genre: Jazz Contemporaneo, Jazz

Tracklist
1. La' Solstice (06:46)
2. Sunday Cruise (04:00)
3. Used to Love You (03:48)
4. Flutations (04:49)
5. Free (04:28)
6. FM 1960 (05:09)
7. Snoochie Pooch (feat. Cindy Bradley) (05:09)
8. In the Flow (04:50)
9. H-Town-Step (04:53)
10. Song for Wilhelmina (06:05)

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Total length: 00:49:57





Released 28 May 2013
℗ 2013 Trippin 'n Rhythm Records


















Sample rate : 48000 Hz
Channels : 6: FL FR FC LFE SL SR
Bitrate : 768 kbps
Codec : E-AC3
Encoding : lossy









About Althea Rene
Flutist and bandleader Althea Rene is a dynamic, soulful performer with a bent toward contemporary jazz, funk, and instrumental R&B. A native of Detroit and daughter of trumpeter, saxophonist, and longtime original Funk Brother Dezie McCullers, Rene grew up in a musical family. Encouraged to study music from a young age, she eventually enrolled in a classical music program at Howard University in Washington, D.C. However, while at Howard she discovered her love of jazz, and eventually returned to Detroit. She entered the police academy and spent the next 11 years balancing her time between working as a Wayne County deputy sheriff and honing her musical skills playing jazz in local clubs. In 2000, she released her independently produced debut album, Flute Talk. More albums followed as her career took off, including 2003's Chocolate Rush, 2006's In the Moment, and 2008's No Restrictions. Along with her albums, she has made numerous festival appearances, including dates at the North Sea Jazz Festival, Austin Jazz Festival, Norman Brown All-Star Jazz Cruise, and others. In 2013, she signed with the Trippin 'n' Rhythm label for the Michael Broening-produced In the Flow. Buoyed by the singles "Sunday Cruise" and "Free," it peaked at number one on the Billboard smooth jazz chart. Two years later she delivered the concert album Live in Detroit, showcasing a well-received performance at the Detroit Public Library. ~ Matt Collar







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