Influenced by the musical gamut, the resulting sound of Heather Laveaux could be called "lounge pop." A traditional three-piece jazz ensemble sets the stage for the singer/songwriter's intimate vocal stylings and sometimes confessional lyrics. The additional elements of guitar, organ, and trumpet further set the mood on various tracks culminating with "Why Don't You Do Right." Made famous by Peggy Lee, but forever infamous by Jessica Rabbit, you can practically see the interior of a glamorous 1940's club upon hearing the first few seconds of this jazz standard. A self-described "sparkling enigma wrapped in fishnets and sarcasm," Heather Laveaux is right at home draped across a piano, or sitting next to you at the bar - pouring out her heart over drinks. Pick your poison and explore a new take on the classic piano singer.
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