Judith Owen, the acclaimed vocalist from New Orleans, is set to release her latest album, “Suit Yourself,” on April 24th through Twanky Records. Known for her captivating musical journey through jazz and blues, Owen’s new project represents yet another exploration of hidden gems within these vibrant genres.
“Suit Yourself” was recorded at the renowned Esplanade Studios and features Owen’s trusted collaborators, the Gentlemen Callers, alongside the JO Big Band. This album also highlights notable contributions from renowned artists, including Davell Crawford and Joe Bonamassa, as well as the Tonya Boyd-Cannon Choir. Each element of the album showcases Judith Owen’s artistic evolution, intertwining various musical influences that have defined her past works.
The album delivers an engaging blend of jazz, blues, and big band stylings, reflecting the celebratory essence of her previous releases, such as the lively “Come On and Get It” and the exuberant “Judith Owen Swings Christmas.” Owen’s songwriting and arrangement skills shine brightly, creating a sonorous tapestry that highlights her unique vocal prowess.
Fans can look forward to mesmerizing performances, with standout tracks including a fresh take on Aretha Franklin’s “Evil Gal Blues” and Etta James’s “Since I Fell For You.” Of particular note is her poignant duet with Davell Crawford on the evocative track “Today I Sing The Blues,” which is sure to resonate with listeners. The album’s first single, “That’s Why I Love My Baby,” serves as an enticing preview of the musical journey that lies ahead. Additionally, Joe Bonamassa’s dynamic guitar contribution on “Mind Is On Vacation” adds to the album’s rich texture, while the gospel-infused track “Inside Out” closes out the album with a stirring performance from the Tonya Boyd-Cannon Choir.
Produced by Judith Owen and featuring Grammy-winning artist Jamison Ross, who co-produced the track “Inside Out,” the album is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship in music production. With engineering by John Fiachbach and mastering by Misha Kachkachishvili, both Grammy winners, “Suit Yourself” is poised to leave a lasting impression.
As Owen gears up for the global release of “Suit Yourself,” she also prepares for an extensive tour that promises to highlight her vibrant artistry. This album is not only a significant milestone in her career but also an enticing experience for both dedicated fans and new listeners alike. To explore more about Judith Owen and her upcoming album, visit: Artwork and Promo Video.
