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We have been recording, producing and distributing award winning CDs by talented Central New York Musicians since 1999. Our
cataloge contains records by E.S.P, Frank Stagnitta, Anthony Joseph, Julie Falatico, and Kevin Dorsey.
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UPCOMING PROJECTS
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Wish by Frank Stagnitta
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Jazz legend Frank Stagnitta has finished a CD of all new music. The record features new compositions penned over
the last two years. Joining him are bassist Matthew Vacanti and drummer Karl Sterling
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Steve Odum- Find a Good
Woman
Real
Blues from a Real Blues Legend
Steve
Odum is a veteran blues, jazz, and country singer, and a talented
guitarist with over 30 years of experience on the road under his
belt. His present band performs blues in a truly authentic
style reminiscent of B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, and Robert Johnson.
Steve
has been on the road with Dionne Warwick, Little Anthony and The
Imperials, Little Richard, Dr. John, The Platters, and The
Shangri-Las.
In
2009, Steve recorded a cd with Grammy Award winning recording engineer
Randy Wine entitled "Groovin' at Thumpty" with the band Memphis
Sessions.
In
2010, "Find a Good Woman" was released, featuring Steve and his present
band, Matthew Vacanti on Bass and Karl Sterling on drums.
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E.S.P. has a new line up. John Magnante on guitar, Brian Scherer on saxes, Karl Sterling on drums and Matthew Vacanti on Bass.
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REACH from E.S.P.

REACH was produced by Jimmy Haslip of the Yellowjackets, and mixed by Jimmy Haslip and Rich Breen in L.A. and features legendary
keyboardist Jeff Lorber on three tracks.
E.S.P. is a tasteful, jazz quartet with a modern sound. Their music has been described as "Yesterday's Bebop, meets
Today's Modern Jazz." A combination of traditional jazz feel, great improvisation, fresh grooves and original compositions
make E.S.P's sound part jazz, part groove, and part world music.
"Karl, You and the band sound great on the new album. Everyone, including Jimmy Haslip, did a terrific job."
- Peter Erskine
"Artfully performed."
- Tom Schuman, Spyrogyra
Delightfully solid set from a killer crew that has been drinking the water that makes up state New York such a fertile
area for several generations of contemporary jazz. Post beboppers that know how to pick the best of everything that has come
along since and incorporate it into their sound, this is a high octane, happening date that goes a long way in defining contemporary
jazz now. An indie set that can stand toe to toe with anything that has the stamp of the machine on it,. jazzbo ears are about
to perk up to something wonderful yet again. Hot stuff.
- Chris Spector, Midwest Record Review
Drummer Karl Sterling and bassist Matthew Vacanti help E.S.P.’s latest effort pop right from the start with
quick additions from Grammy-winning keyboard guest Jeff Lorber followed by guitarist John Magnante, sax player Brian Scherer
and percussionist John Heard. The album stays interesting, always reaching into a different genre, for another woodwind or
for the time signature or taste of an influence you didn’t predict.
—Jessica Novak, Syracuse NewTimes
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