With Brett Williams (Keys), Chris Gaskell (Bass) & Gene Coye (Drums) Entertainment Cruise Productions is proud to announce the addition of ASCAP award-winning vocalist Kathy Kosins to their 2019 Blue Note at Sea line-up. Kosins, who has won the hearts of critics and fans around the globe with her eclectic musical palette that expands the … Read More
William Kates, Music & More When I find an album that I like as much as this one on my first listen, I have to check myself by listening to it again the next day to make sure I heard what I thought I heard. As I played it again on day two I was … Read More
Bill B, Soul and Jazz and Funk Detroit’s KATHY KOSINS pleased the soul and jazz fraternity with her early 2018 long player ‘Uncovered Soul’ … proper grown up music. Live shows and some choice singles and remixes have kept Kathy’s stock nice and high. Amongst those re-mixes was Brian “Mr SoulHouse” Power’s re-imagining of Kathy’s … Read More
“She has a voice that commands attention, and a band that rewards it. She looks for songs that haven’t been beat to death.” – Tom Hull, Village Voice New York, New York — ASCAP award-winning vocalist Kathy Kosins, who has won the hearts of critics and fans around the globe with her eclectic musical … Read More
Robert Elms Show, BBC Radio London Live music from singer Kathy Kosins, author John Simmons on his novel “Spanish Crossings” set during the Spanish Civil War and London actor Jack Rowan, an ex-boxer with no formal acting training, on his new film role in the US.
Chris Rizik, SoulTracks Singer and songwriter Kathy Kosins has been critical favorite for years. The Detroit native cut her teeth backing the eclectic group Was Not Was back in the day, and used it as a springboard for a career that has won her accolades in both the soul and jazz worlds. Kathy has created something very … Read More
Matthias Kirsch, Gina Loves Jazz I’ve been listening to a lot of records lately where I thought that there is always something missing. Like an album of 12 songs where only about 3 or 4 of them were actually pretty good and the rest mediocre, to put it mildly. Others had great production, arranging, and … Read More
C. Michael Bailey, All About Jazz Youthful enthusiasm characterizes New York state-native Kristina Koller‘s debut recording Perception. The specs for this auspicious debut include an even dozen selections: eight standards and four originals. This far, Perception begins like a legion of well-intentioned releases by young artists. But, Koller’s offering takes a hard turn from the conventional wisdom in … Read More
George W. Harris, Jazz Weekly In the past, vocalist Kathy Kosins has delivered albums ranging from 50s vo-cool to modern soul. This time around, she teams with producer Kamau Kenyatta and sounds like she was dropped into a 70s Soultrain session. The team of Mitch Forman/key, Kevin Axt/b, Eric Harland/dr, Gregory Moore/g, Curtis Taylor/tp, Munyungo … Read More
