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LESLIE KILLE: STORM (1991) Pop. "Driven By Madness," "The Other Side," and "I Miss You" are highlights on this keyboard-driven album completely arranged, produced and performed by Leslie Kille. There is a wonderful intimacy and purity about self-contained artists. (Stevie Wonder, Prince and Paul McCartney are artists who have put out hit albums written, produced and performed as solo outings). Kille's release is full of pretty, lush melodies to sway to. You can smell the sea salt air and hear the swoosh of the Florida surf that inspired many of these tracks. Kille has a full-time career as a psychologist, but somehow finds the time to write and produce marvelous music. Her voice sounds remarkably like Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls, and she uses it to sing sophisticated melodies and introspective, lesbian positive lyrics that make for an impressive first outing.
LESLIE KILLE: MOVING CLOSER (1992) Pop/rock. A more sultry, rocking album than her debut puts Leslie Kille out front of a real live band, adding the mean, bluesy guitar work of George Harris and a tight rhythm section. The musical variety creates a listening experience that never lags. Kille fits somewhere between the melodic introspection of Carole King and the rock beat confidence of Joan Armatrading. She updates and brings new life to three of the best songs from her first album ("Hear Me Now," "Storm," and "Driven By Madness"). This disc showcases the evolution of an artist from self-contained one-woman band to full production ensemble of musicians.
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Leslie Kille and Barb Brown bring to life stories wrapped in sound. Sultry vocals drive this keyboard and saxophone compositions.
Leslie, keys and vocals, has written Children's works, cantatas/plays and has over 25 years experience. These life experiences shape and propel song material that speaks to the heart of each of us.
Barb, offering also saxophone, pours her heart and soul into a breathy also sax and disappears into the music. Check out our WEB page at www.lesliekille.com linked to MP3 and CDStreet.
Hidden Agenda -The fusion of two of Tampa Bay's premier musical talents into a captivating duo playing original smooth jazz and pop music. Leslie Kille, a prolific and talented songwriter, keyboard player and vocalist, has been a respected member of the central Florida scene for many years. With Barb Brown, Leslie has achieved a musical synergy. Moving, entrancing, spellbinding ...words to describe a live dose of Barb Brown on alto sax. Another well-respected member of the local music scene, Barb consistently brings down the house with her heartfelt playing. Their moving ballad "Art of a Whisper" has been a regular track in the Top 10 of MP3.com's Jazz Vocals charts. Check out their new CD "Loosely Sane", available at CDStreet.com.
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Robin Tracy : “Performing Arts”…Leslie KillePosted by: Robin Tracy on: May 22, 2009Robin Tracy: “The Joy of Music With Leslie Kille”
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