Carole Sylvan
New York, New York, United States | Established. Jan 01, 2021 | SELF
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The undulating course of musical subjectivity has seen many musicians bring their freedom of expression into their artistic arc. The upcoming artist Carole Sylvan has structured a soundscape consisting of mellifluous melodies and lyrical clarity that, together sets a compelling mood for thematic balance in her music. Read More at: https://africanhype.com/carole-sylvan-what-do-you-call-it/ - African Hype
Today we take a look into International Recording Star Carole Sylvan’s new album titled “Love”. This powerful and soulful, 10 song album is set to be released from The Orchard on May 1, 2021. Produced by Vic Steffens, this album features a powerhouse lineup of musicians including New England Music Hall of Fame inductees Bobby “T” Torello and Scott Spray.
Carole Sylvan is no stranger to the mainstream music scene, having scored a billboard top 10 hit with her song “Just Doin’ What We Love” in 2009. To read more visit: https://nemhof.com/nemhof-news/f/carole-sylvan-love-album-review - New England Music Hall of Fame
The R&B genre has always been close to the hearts of music lovers across the globe. Its soulful and expressive melodies have given rise to a phenomenon. Carole Sylvan, an international soul music artist, provides the melodic magnificence of the genre by using her unprecedented talent. Her new song “What Do You Call It” has a blissful rhythm featuring elements capable of evoking deep love and passion. Read more at: https://dailymusicspin.com/carole-sylvan/ - Daily Spin
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Carole Sylvan- LoveAvailable May 1st, 2021
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Carole is a classical trained pop/jazz singer, vocal arranger songwriter, and educator. She is a teaching artist and artist in residence for Young Audiences New York. She teaches Broadway, Pop, Jazz singing as well as Glee Club and Musical Theater. She began singing in church and at the home of Count Basie.
At age 16, she opened up for James Brown at Yankee Stadium. She began her career as a classical singer attending Brooklyn Conservatory of Music and Julliard School of Music. Ms. Sylvan’s classical performances include the role of Cherubino in The Marriage of Figaro, Adele in Der Fledermaus and Bess in Porgy and Bess at Brooklyn College Opera. During, Carole’s junior year in college she went on the road with a Show band for 44 weeks. Carole started writing songs with the Fatback band and performed lead vocals on the bands first hit song Money which became their first gold record. She also won the Ed Sullivan award for outstanding artists.
As a recording artist, Ms. Sylvan is an international recording star. With a Top Ten Billboard dance hit “Just Doin,What We Love,” produced by mix masters Mike Rosenman and Mike Hacker. Ms. Sylvan international dance song’s include “Come Go With Me,” “Caught Up,” with Angles of Love. Ms. Sylvan is one of Italy’s favorite dance recording artist. Mix Magazine voted Carole’s song “ Look Ahead ” Best Record of the Year. She has performed all over the world and recorded with C&C Music Factory, Change, Aaron Neville, Peabo Bryson, Pet Shop Boys, Simply Red, Toni Braxton, Rupaul, Eddie Murphy, Lionel Richie, Ben E King, James Ingram, Melba Moore, Musique, Change, Dan Aykroyd, The Weather Girls, Brandy, Gloria Lynn, Diane Schuur, Natalie Cole, Jennifer Holiday, Charlie Karp, Patti LaBelle and many more. Ms. Sylvan performed vocals on Multi-Platinum song U2’s Rattle and Hum as well as other movie soundtracks and commercials. In 2019 she sang on Charlie Karp’s final studio album “Back To You” released on Red Parlor Records which charted on the Roots Music Report for Blues Rock 2020. Ms. Sylvan is also a teaching artist and was a 2020 Teaching Artist Honoree.Carole is available for solo performances and for full band performances featuring her backing band "The Name Droppers"
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