Lindsey Webster performs “Music In Me” with Keith Slattery as she gets ready for the release of her seventh album, also titled Music In Me. The album version came out on Lindsey’s January 19th, and it boasts a full band. Webster and Slattery’s longtime musical partnership is evident in their effortless chemistry. The rawness of Webster’s voice heard with only a keyboard is more compelling than the studio version. The duo version serves up more vocal textures and a rare look at her sheer artistry at work. Webster is 10 years out from making history as the first vocalist since Sade’s “Soldier Of Love” to have a number one single on the Smooth Jazz chart. She has continued to build momentum with more hit songs over the years, traversing the jazz and R&B worlds.
Music In Me is the first album to contain a duet. Stokley, Anthony Hamilton, trumpeter Keyon Harrold, guitarist Isaiah Sharkey, and rapper Kev Choice are guests on the album. Stokley plays drums and sings with Webster on what she considers to be her lucky seven collection. Music In Me comes out February 27th.
