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Shelby first hit the airwaves in 2003 with Miracle, since then Shelby has been polished and his new CD No Boundaries is definitely worthy of an audience.
Shelby’s saxophone complements his newest collection of Smooth Jazz instrumentals and vocals. Shelby who plays Alto & Soprano saxophones shares a passion for music and a history of listening and playing since childhood. When asked about his new venture and how he put it all together, Shelby speaks of his friends and how they help and respect what underlies and supports his music. Shelby says of his friends Marion Meadows, Tim & Brian Bowman, Damon Warmack, Alex Goss, Demetrius Nabors, Ron Otis, Shinda Ewell, Chanda Long, Lin Rountree, & Randy Scott, these are good genuine people, they helped me to collaborate, and most importantly they show me how to be open minded when exploring new territories in music.
No Boundaries, written by Shelby and Damon Warmack, covers the spectrum of contemporary Jazz. Some stand out tracks are Kendhal which is completed with vocals by Chanda Long, a local recording Artist and Hey Slim a song written for Shelby’s late Grandmother, yet it contains the expressive, emotional, inspirational and self described “Spirit Lead Soul” that Shelby puts into each and every note, playing each song as if it was his last.
- Detroit Free Press
Discography
The Meaning of Life - S. B. Records
No Boundaries - S. B. Records.
Miracle - TEG Records.
Visit www.cdbaby.com to hear and purchase CD's.
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Bio
Shelby Brown has been listened to and celebrated around the world. A Detroit Native, Shelby derives from a city that produces its own brand of Smooth Jazz, a unique soul-infused blend of Jazz and R&B.
With releasing his second recording entitled No Boundries. Shelby became the proud endorser of Wisemann Saxophones, which he shares with Grammy Award winning sax-man Marion Meadows and after shared the stage with some of the best and most famous musicians of our time such as Marion, Tim Bowman, Pieces of a Dreams - Eddie Baccus Jr., James Carter, The Sounds of Blackness, Nick Colionne and many more.
Still finding time to end up as the topic of discussion, Shelby has appeared in several of the music industries top magazines: The Instrumentalist, The Urban Network Magazine, MMR, and an array of overseas publications.
An after having performed on an International level, Shelby has still found the time to established himself as a philanthropist by teaching adults, teens, and young children music, donating musical instruments to the community, and holding clinics & seminars in high schools & universities all the while teaching students how to be successful in the music biz.
For more information on Shelby Brown please visit www.myspace.com/shelbybrownltd.
For Media Inquires & Bookings please contact Brent Stanley of S. B. Productions at 734-368-1784 or email at stickmanjazz@yahoo.com
Or mail us at P.O. Box 43806 Detroit, MI 48243-0806.
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