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Jocelyn Gould Announces Release of New Album, ‘Portrait of Right Now’
JUNO Award-winning jazz guitarist Jocelyn Gould is excited to announce the release of her highly anticipated fourth album, ‘Portrait of Right Now.’
JUNO Award-winning jazz guitarist Jocelyn Gould is excited to announce the release of her highly anticipated fourth album, Portrait of Right Now. Set for release on October 25, 2024, this stunning collection features ten tracks, including eight original compositions, showcasing Gould’s evolution as an artist and her mastery of the guitar.
Hailed as “a leader in the next generation of great mainstream jazz guitarists” by Benedetto Guitars CEO Howard Paul, Gould delivers a deeply personal and introspective work that explores themes of growth, memory, and her artistic journey. The album’s title track, “Portrait of Right Now,” serves as a snapshot of Gould’s current artistic state, reflecting her path from a bedroom guitarist to an internationally acclaimed jazz artist.
Portrait of Right Now features Gould’s virtuosic guitar playing throughout, with her warm, expressive vocals gracing four tracks. Standout tracks include “Jingles,” a tribute to her guitar hero Wes Montgomery, and “Spring, It Seems,” an exploration of life as a touring musician.
With Portrait of Right Now, Jocelyn Gould cements her place among contemporary jazz guitarists. Her joyful energy, unique ability to connect with audiences, and her masterful blend of influences from jazz greats like Grant Green and Joe Pass shine through in every note. This album stands as a testament to her growth and enduring passion as an artist as she continues to tour extensively across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Portrait of Right Now Track Listing:
1. Portrait of Right Now – 5:38
2. You’re No Fun At All – 4:11
3. Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) – 5:36
4. Jingles (Wes Montgomery) – 3:35
5. You’re in There Somewhere – 5:47
6. Can I Tell You a Secret? – 3:50
7. Io’s Orbit – 5:41
8. I Haven’t Managed to Forget You – 5:51
9. Early Bird – 5:48
10. Spring, It Seems – 4:20
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