
Richard Smith's thirteen solo recordings have firmly established him as a veteran in the adult contemporary music scene, achieving critical success with each release. His albums have received accolades such as “Best Contemporary Jazz Guitar Album” from Tune Up Magazine in England, a nomination for “Record of the Year” by Ad Lib Magazine in Japan, and “Best New Artist” from Radio & Records Magazine in the USA. Notably, his album 'SOuLIDIFIED' spent 17 weeks in the top 10 for radio airplay on American contemporary jazz radio, as reported by Radio and Records Magazine, and enjoyed a remarkable 3 weeks at #1 in the world for satellite and cable airplay on online radio stations like Music Choice, showcasing his mastery in smooth jazz.
“Throughout my years as a performer, I have learned that one of my strengths is relating to people. Every time I am on stage, my goal is to inject emotion and passion into my playing, as if I am communicating to each person individually,” Ryan says. “In the realm of adult contemporary music, what keeps me moving forward is the sincere connection my sound creates with audiences, particularly those who appreciate smooth jazz. I love engaging with the crowd, keeping performances spontaneous, and observing their reactions. When I am up there, baring my soul and speaking to the audience through music, I embrace those moments. The expression is always worth it, especially in this vibrant genre shared by online radio stations.”
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After his family finally settled in Michigan, Yandall developed a deep appreciation for the progressive styles of iconic artists like Jimi Hendrix, Yes, Steely Dan, and George Benson. A pivotal moment in his career came when he attended a concert by Jeff Lorber, which inspired him to delve into jazz music and influenced his journey in adult contemporary music and smooth jazz, often enjoyed on various online radio stations.
Patrick Lamb is one of the most electrifying breakout artists on the international stage — handpicked to tour with Smokey Robinson, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, and two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur before stepping forward as a powerhouse solo artist in adult contemporary music, boasting three Top Five Billboard hits to his name.
His newest single, “Horizon Line” — his first fully self-produced release — was added to SiriusXM Watercolors, an online radio station that captures the smooth jazz vibe, and it went Most Added on Billboard Radio, signaling a bold new chapter for an artist whose momentum refuses to slow down.
Let me introduce you to the talented Smooth Jazz Artist, Music Producer, and Multi-instrumentalist, Mr. Rodney Greene. Although Rodney has been making music for some time, he is now truly coming into his own and gaining well-deserved recognition in the adult contemporary music scene. To date, Rodney has produced and released three smooth jazz studio albums: “Nice n Slow” (2003), “Meditation of My Heart” (2011), and “Real Close” (2024). His latest album, “Real Close,” has garnered success with three tracks charting on various smooth jazz charts, including the title track featuring Billboard Smooth Jazz saxophonist Jackiem Joyner, the high-energy piece “No Stopping,” and Rodney’s fresh jazzy rendition of Kool & The Gang’s classic “Summer Madness.” For those who want to experience his soothing sounds, be sure to check out the online radio station featuring his music.


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