To Oscar With Love
American jazz recording artist Amber Weekes celebrates the birth centenary of songwriter, poet, playwright, and Civil Rights activist Oscar Brown, Jr., with her deeply-felt fifth album, “To Oscar With Love.” It is the most unique and powerful album of her career, with a strong backstory. Weekes first “met” Brown as a pre-teen, while riding with […]
A Lady With A Song
Two years in the making, Amber and producer Mark Cargill conjured up the audacious project of creating an album that would pay homage to one of Amber’s childhood, musical inspirations, Nancy Wilson. With an astounding repertoire of over 60 albums and charted singles produced by Nancy, this project had some lofty goals.
‘Round Midnight Re-Imagined
Bluesy, sensual, sassy, jazzy and spiritual, “Round Midnight Re-Imagined” is Amber’s celebration of a story as told to her by her father, Martin Edward Weekes, of her family’s history in New York during The Harlem Renaissance and it has become a fairytale in her heart and mind.
The Gathering
Bluesy, sensual, sassy, jazzy and spiritual, “Round Midnight Re-Imagined” is Amber’s celebration of a story as told to her by her father, Martin Edward Weekes, of her family’s history in New York during The Harlem Renaissance and it has become a fairytale in her heart and mind.
Pure Imagination
Bluesy, sensual, sassy, jazzy and spiritual, “Round Midnight Re-Imagined” is Amber’s celebration of a story as told to her by her father, Martin Edward Weekes, of her family’s history in New York during The Harlem Renaissance and it has become a fairytale in her heart and mind.