Aaron Neville Nature Boy

Aaron Neville's voice exists in that rarefied air occupied by only the most lyrical musicians, including Paul Desmond's alto saxophone and Miles Davis' muted trumpet. Sweet and throaty, reedy and always crying, it's capable of bewitching anyone within hailing distance – including, in some cases, the singer himself.

More than a tribute album, this project, produced by Phillip Victor Bova, celebrates an outstanding musician who left an indelible mark on the world of Jazz. Nat King Cole’s songs awaken powerful emotions of passion, pleasure or melancholy, and the songs on Antoine’s record address universal, as well as deeply personal, struggles, hopes, loves regrets and fears. So, come out and experience Antoine’s interpretation of these intimate insights on life.

For Aaron Neville, the impact of Hurricane Katrina could only be expressed through music, specifically on songs that are uplifting, meaningful, and close to the heart. Bring It on Home…The Soul Classics is about recovery: a positive response not only to the natural disaster of the hurricane, but undoubtedly to the blasé attitude about it from the federal government.

The Grand Tour, Aaron Neville's second solo album for A&M Records, it's a collection of songs that in ways, both deliberate but unforced, suggests a kind of musical biography.