Alison Lewis is a distinguished jazz vocalist, known for her hauntingly classic and beautifully melodic tones. Her music carries echoes of the timeless jazz greats, a testament to her profound influence in the genre. With a string of awards to her name, Alison has showcased her remarkable talents as a session singer and even toured with a six-woman world acapella ensemble.

Upon listening to her album, I delved into the essence of her music and persona. It became evident that Alison possesses not only a captivating voice but also an impressive vocal range, prominently showcased in her latest release. The design concept drew immediate inspiration from the vintage charm of classic jazz records, akin to the era of Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra.

The cover art incorporates textured elements and typography reminiscent of vinyl records, featuring labels like “Stereo” and “Hi-Res Audio.” The CD itself boasts a vinyl record texture, complete with a full-bleed center ring, evoking the authenticity of a genuine vinyl record. While the final design may have evolved from this initial concept, Alison expressed great satisfaction with her requested version. Her album ‘Seven’ can now be enjoyed on KJazz 88.1FM, and Alison continues to make waves, with an impressive eight weeks on the CMJ Top 40 Jazz Chart and seven weeks on the RMR Top 50 Jazz Chart. Congratulations, Alison!