BETH DUNCAN

It’s rare that boldly authentic artistry is critically acclaimed and gorgeously graceful. Sacramento, California jazz vocalist Beth Duncan’s adventurously accessible musicality and pristine satiny vocals—expressive but crystalline—have earned her impressive acclaim and exposure for an indie artist.   Her latest release, Come The Fall, debuted at #26 on CMJ’s Jazz Top 40 charts, right below Diana Krall. Tracks from the album have been played on more than 110 stations nationally, along with stations in Canada, Kobe, Japan, Australia and The Netherlands. Reviews for Come The Fall have been overwhelmingly positive. Thisisbooksmusic.com praised Duncan’s voice saying: “she could blow away the countless ‘talent’ who are making millions from not having voices at all.”  Midwestrecord.com has said Duncan is: “seemingly a hidden treasure if you aren't conversant with the NoCal jazz scene.”   Come The Fall is a sweetly sophisticated collection of stunning originals by composer Martine Tabilio and imaginative arrangements of cherished read more...