Selina Albright

7p Show | Doors at 5p

Selina Albright, Los Angeles native, now London local, independent singer-songwriter Selina Albright has an impressive way of evoking powerful emotional responses in her listeners. With her sultry, angelic tone and elaborate vocal arrangements, combined with powerful multi-octave wailing and energetic stage presence, she certainly is one whose voice and spirit pierce directly to the soul and command attention. In her style, you'll hear influences of Ella Fitzgerald, Maxwell, Minnie Ripperton, Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, Amel Larrieux, D'Angelo, Mariah Carey and Dinah Washington. A balanced blend of all of these is the key to her versatility empowering her to maintain creative flexibility from project to project.

Albright's latest single "Dishonest Smile" hit #1 on the Official Indie Soul Chart and was deemed #17 on the Best Songs of 2022 Year End Chart! But this is not her first successful hit. 2010 Jazz single "You and I" was one of iTunes' Top 100 Jazz Downloads. Her 2013 EP "Brighter" topped the UK Soul Chart for four weeks straight, and her 2017 debut R&B/Soul CD "Conversations," put Selina Albright's voice on the map internationally. During the pandemic, she released four #1 hit singles on the Official Indie Soul Chart. Under her belt are a number of no table collaborative projects and vocal features across many genres. You'll hear her recorded with artists like Gerald Albright, Andrae Crouch, Peter White, Dave Koz, Rick Braun, David Benoit, Lin Roundtree, Willie Bradley, David P. Stevens, and Jonathan Butler. Aside from these artist, Selina has also joined forces with Electronic Dance Music DJs like Manufactured Superstars, Forcing Function, and Vinnie Maniscalco, demonstrating yet another facet to her creativity, and the world has responded strongly.

Even more notable than her recording credits is her extensive international performance history. She has traveled the world on her solo tours, and also shared the stage with a long list of artists: pianists Jeff Lorber, George Duke, Joe Sample, Brian Culbertson, and Keiko Matsui; guitarists Peter White, Nick Colionne, and Adam Hawley; bassists Marcus Miller and Gerald Veasley; saxophonists Gerald Albright, Maceo Parker, David Sanborn, Kirk Whalum, Steve Cole, Boney James, Jeff Kashiwa, Eric Darius, and Candy Dulfer; flautist Althea Rene; trumpeters Hugh Masekela, Rick Braun, and Ilya Serov; bands Pieces of a Dream and Four80East; and vocalists Chaka Khan, Lalah Hathaway, Will Downing, Eric Roberson, Regina Belle, Algebra Blessett, Lindsey Webster, Tony Momrelle, Aubrey Logan, Maysa, and The Temptations.