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| Kenny Martin Has Released A Stellar Rock/Pop CD 'As We Walk' The multi-talented international adult contemporary singer & songwriter Kenny Martin has released his brand new CD entitled "As We Walk, " which features his chart-topping single "This Train Station." The album features thirteen upbeat rock songs including the title track and "Benevolent Persuasion" that are hard hitting radio masterpieces of melodic adventures. "As We Walk" was recorded and produced in the entertainment mecca that is Las Vegas where Kenny has continued to earn praise for his previously released stellar CD "Tomorrow's Memory." Throughout the recording process fans around the world have awaited Kenny's return and he has earned significant interest on a national level with hopes of continuing his success with the release of this red hot new album of songs. As of today, the song "This Train Station" stands at #34 on the FMQB AC Top 40 Radio Charts and it is expected to keep climbing up. Kenny Martin's new CD "As We Walk, " is currently available through iTunes, CD Baby, Rhapsody, Payplay.fm, and Napster. Kenny Martin carries a message of hope, dignity and love with humor and compassion. His music is a fusion of rock and jazz influences filtered through a variety of keyboards, kick-ass rhythm section and a smoking saxaphone. His vocal style and harmonies are reminiscent of rock greats, while taking you to new heights in contemporary music. International recording artist KENNY MARTIN has released a stellar rock/pop CD Tomorrows Memory on As We Walk Records. The CD is characterized by fine songwriting and melodies, rocking guitar, deft keyboards, tender ballads and pop sensibilities. Radio and listeners will be enthralled by such choice cuts as Crazy, Time and the title track. For all Kenny Martin info and CD ordering, please go to http://www.kennymartinmusic.com Born in Michigan in 1967, Kenny Martin instantly had an affinity for music and began to play the piano at age four. At that time Ken was inspired by The Beatles, Yes, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, and Todd Rundgren. At the age of seven Ken became more serious about music and was inspired by Chick Corea. Gino Vanelli and George Duke. Ken's first gig came at the age of eighteen at the Montauk Yacht Club. He then attended Ithaca College where he studied music and broadcasting. By this time Steely Dan became a big influence and he became more of a writer and singer. Ken played in numerous bands and ended up in Montreal where he recorded many albums including his critically-acclaimed CD As We Walk. After playing and recording in Montreal and Toronto, Ken has returned to New York City and ready to hit the big-time with Tomorrow's Memory. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Jazz News :: home page |