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Jazzbeatsradio has given me the opportunity to extend to you the message that "Jazz ain't nothing but soul" and "Great music has no expiration date". Would you like to feel the SOULSCAPES experience? Please stop on by, it won't cost you a thing. The playlist is teeming with the deepest, most emotionally highly sensitive, conscious sounds on the musical landscape. Soul filled melodies, soaring soulphisticated vocals, lush arrangements, intense orchestration and a killer rhythm section. Or just some good'ol gut bucket down home chittlin circuit juke joint soul. Believe me, I got it all here, including the exotic and powerful heartbeat rhythms from the Afrocaribbean, Latinjazz and Brazilian worlds. I'd love to have you join me, experience my passion for the Greatest Sounds On The Planet, played by the Greatest Musicians over the course of 60 plus years, including the latest in smoothjazz. SOULSCAPES on Jazzbeatsradio.com is the spot, weekdays from 10am-2pm and weekends, live from 12n-4p SOULSCAPES! It's Classic, it's Right Now! And Beyond! Smoothjazz. is...Jazzbeatsradio.com, also heard on Iheartradio. Dedicated to the preservation of America's Original Artform.

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Saturday	01:00pm - 05:00pm	General Programming

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The release of her new single, "It's Gonna Be Alright" featuring Chris Davis, Phil Perry and Kim Waters on my own label, Blue Velvet Soul Records.

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Featured Artist Kandace Springs

About Kandace Springs

If Kandace Springs‘ new album Indigo sounds like something new, that’s because it is. Simple while funky. Classic but contemporary. Straightforward in the way it breaks down complex ideas and genres. And, at the end of the day, undeniably human. That said, it isn’t quite a rebirth for the Nashville-born artist, who after stints living in New York and Los Angeles has returned back home to Music City. She’s long had that lithe and smoky voice and an intensely expressive mastery over the piano. For those paying attention, Kandace’s second album finds her unleashing what was there all along, all at once, for the first time.