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Sharon Musgrave's career shot to prominence in the '90s. She left Canada for the UK, where she was born, to pursue a career in music. She achieved international chart status with her hit "Fascinating Rhythm" on Virgin Records, a song she wrote and performed with William Orbit. Then she was asked by Warner Brothers UK to work with jazz pianist Julian Joseph on his album "The Language of Truth." Sharon performed Curtis Mayfield's soul classic, "The Other Side of Town."
After a career of touring all parts of the world, singing in commercials, and constantly honing her writing abilities, she returned to Canada to settle down. But her calling for creativity and performance brought her back to the stage to produce her first solo album project "Selah" in Canada. The video for this release shot up to the top 20 on Canada's Bravo Video chart countdown. She performed throughout Canada after making a debut performance at the TD Jazz Festival at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto.
In 2003, a dance track she wrote and performed on with Ear to Eye Productions, entitled "Nobody," was released on Timewarp in Europe. The song was then singled out for "Ibiza Lounge-3," a compilation which included Norah Jones and Coldplay.
In 2009, UK producer Steve Miller of Afterlife asked her to appear on his album project, "Electrosensitive." She wrote and performed "Fantasy." The dance track was released on Defected Records. It was also included on the Hedkandi Beach House 2009 compilation album.
Musgrave moved on to her second solo project "Outflow" years later. It was co-produced with engineer and producer Peter Grimmer, plus remixes from international DJ producers. The DJ remixes influenced Sharon to embark on her first deep house EDM album project entitled "Get Down Wit Cha," a collaboration with European producer DJ Thor, featuring house, chill, and lounge mixes. All affirm Sharon's songwriting and vocal prowess as a jazzy, soulful, funk, hip-hop, dance fusion goddess. Her discography is available in most online stores. Sharon, however, has all hard discs on sale at her company website zosar.com; you can also mail order at DustyGroove.com.
Sharon's new album is entitled "Sha's Archives." The A in Sha is a long vowel. She calls it an archival project for many reasons, but mainly it's based on all she has been through since the last album "Outflow." Backed by her team once again, L. Stu Young and Peter Grimmer, whose jazz-inspired track "Sha's Archives," an instrumental, is also featured. Last but not least is a grand appearance from her most beloved guitarist, the late great Brian Griffith, who is featured on a track entitled "Triumph of Brian."
"Sha's Archives" is approachable, inventive, and flavorsome with a personality all its own. Each song has its journey, and each journey has a piece of Sharon. The genre is soul with all its affiliates.
You can keep up with Sharon by going to her website sharonmusgrave.com and joining her personal mailing list, where she will keep you posted on what she's up to. info@zosar.com
After a career of touring all parts of the world, singing in commercials, and constantly honing her writing abilities, she returned to Canada to settle down. But her calling for creativity and performance brought her back to the stage to produce her first solo album project "Selah" in Canada. The video for this release shot up to the top 20 on Canada's Bravo Video chart countdown. She performed throughout Canada after making a debut performance at the TD Jazz Festival at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto.
In 2003, a dance track she wrote and performed on with Ear to Eye Productions, entitled "Nobody," was released on Timewarp in Europe. The song was then singled out for "Ibiza Lounge-3," a compilation which included Norah Jones and Coldplay.
In 2009, UK producer Steve Miller of Afterlife asked her to appear on his album project, "Electrosensitive." She wrote and performed "Fantasy." The dance track was released on Defected Records. It was also included on the Hedkandi Beach House 2009 compilation album.
Musgrave moved on to her second solo project "Outflow" years later. It was co-produced with engineer and producer Peter Grimmer, plus remixes from international DJ producers. The DJ remixes influenced Sharon to embark on her first deep house EDM album project entitled "Get Down Wit Cha," a collaboration with European producer DJ Thor, featuring house, chill, and lounge mixes. All affirm Sharon's songwriting and vocal prowess as a jazzy, soulful, funk, hip-hop, dance fusion goddess. Her discography is available in most online stores. Sharon, however, has all hard discs on sale at her company website zosar.com; you can also mail order at DustyGroove.com.
Sharon's new album is entitled "Sha's Archives." The A in Sha is a long vowel. She calls it an archival project for many reasons, but mainly it's based on all she has been through since the last album "Outflow." Backed by her team once again, L. Stu Young and Peter Grimmer, whose jazz-inspired track "Sha's Archives," an instrumental, is also featured. Last but not least is a grand appearance from her most beloved guitarist, the late great Brian Griffith, who is featured on a track entitled "Triumph of Brian."
"Sha's Archives" is approachable, inventive, and flavorsome with a personality all its own. Each song has its journey, and each journey has a piece of Sharon. The genre is soul with all its affiliates.
You can keep up with Sharon by going to her website sharonmusgrave.com and joining her personal mailing list, where she will keep you posted on what she's up to. info@zosar.com
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