Album Notes

jason peterson delaire - slow jams


review, by anthony j.w. benson
intune-edge life

jason peterson delaire (nephew of twin cities music greats ricky, patty and paul peterson) , has crafted an enjoyable and beautiful cd of original and co-penned songs (vocal and instrumental) that reflect the cd’s title perfectly- slow jams.
peterson-delaire, a talented musician in his own right, who, when not recording his own material, is often found playing saxophone and keyboards on the road with artists such as donny osmond and michael bolton. gifted with an expressive and soulful voice, peterson-delaire visits the jazzy/r&b musical territory of teddy pendergrass, james ingram and alexander oneal, as well as other late-night favorite artists. songs such as life’s too short, can’t live without your love and all my love and others perfectly set the relaxing mood for mellowing out alone or with a loved one.


jp bio:

jason peterson de laire is a member of the well-known musical “peterson family” of minneapolis, mn. he is proficient on keyboards and saxophone, as well as being a talented singer, songwriter and producer.

currently touring with donny osmond and michael bolton, he has also toured nationally and internationally with renowned artists such as oleta adams, the artist formerly known as “prince”, alexander o’neal, richard marx, solo, and cherrelle. jason has also done studio work with michael bolton, alexander o’neal, “prince”, donny osmond, as well as bobby brown, ben sidran and flyte time productions.

jason attended berklee school of music in boston, studying film score and musical harmony. he is a well-rounded and versatile performer of classic jazz and r &b and has earned a reputation as a solid touring accompanist and ‘front’ solo performer.