Erica Seguine and Shon Baker Orchestra New York, New York
“In terms of majestic sweep, cinematic scope and clever outside-the-box humor, it’s hard to think of a more interesting group in big band jazz” -New York Music Daily. Erica's and Shon's music immerses the listener into a sonic world through storytelling and the 21 musicians in the ensemble.The album “The New Day Bends Light” deals with psychological themes of mental illness, struggle, and healing. ... more
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