Listen To Late Night Feat Ben Edwards Jazz Song By Cosmo | Looperman

Hey Mate, We should have a chat one day, as I think I would be mesmerized by the artistic connections and stories you would have would be mind-blowing. I am a retro-Futurisic sort of artist and tend to touch the esoteric, but damn, I appreciate the Histoire and ennui of what you have experienced. In my University days, I DJ'ed at the radio station. I met the local talent at the time in NYC, Pepi Marcello of the "Good Rats", who was promoting his own Son's band Marcello, and told me about the upcoming album from Meatloaf on CBS (Bat out of Hell 2). My friend drummed for the Rosenburgs before they kicked him out, as they were on the cusp of success. I served Dee Snyder and his Wife when I worked at Costco on Long Island Many years ago, and they were the absolute nicest people. Every time, I was so impressed as he trekked up to Quebec to sing with Isabelle Boulay on a Quebec T show last year. I moved to Quebec when I met and married my wife (Who used to sing Opera and introduced me to that world), and have loved the music up here as well. I love listening to the new and weird music of the world, and remixed and influenced a few artists, but mostly now I putter around and try to give some sage wisdom to the willing here on Looperman. I took a break for about 8 months as both my parents passed in the last year, and I found it hard to be inspired to write again.

Hi Cosmo,
First of all, warm greetings to your wonderful wife, Vicki!
This is a fantastic song you've shared with us. It has a wonderful, jazzy yet bluesy drive that instantly transports us to the atmosphere of a club. I love those slightly smoky, seductive tones and the rhythmic twists you've woven into the piece.
And I'll echo the last greeting: Good night everyone!

Warm regards, Manuela

Beautiful song, smooth as silk. Enjoyed listening and relaxing before heading to work. Congrats!

So sweet, my friend, I needed this after an intense day back from PTO today. I had a nice Quebec gin & Tonic, listening to some sweet, sweet jazz from you. You have about 3 years on me in the Looperman timeline, but I appreciate this fine music in this fine music. Salut mon ami!

What a lovely track and how good to read you've been part of this community for so long!

Cosmo! So its 3am and this got me feeling some type of way! This is a sonic feast. Especially with that upright bass. My new track Im putting the final touches has an acoustic bass.

The journey of this track is totally over the top. Very well done!

Thanks for sharing this masterpiece.

Mark

Nice bass is that a double? this is so smooth man i like it
very nice in relaxed till 1,40 then we bring it up a bit again very cool man then back into the smoothness great track you have produced i enjoyed my listen thanks for the share :)

great vibe my brother ! i feel the passion and the flugel horn which always reminds me of Chuck M, i like it very much !

Ive learned alot about music from my brother over the years, Id follow him around to band practice and later on, id sit by him while he was on the computer making music and id ask him a million questions. Out of the many things i learned, the most important to me was when he said to listen to music with more than just my ears, and also that music truly rewards those with an open mind. Then i joined the community here and I understand those things even more now. Ive been introduced to alot of different types of music that id not heard before, and now i also take inspiration from all sorts of things. I thought it was important to explain that before my actual comment. Because the artistry on display here is mind blowing, and without those early lessons i might not have understood how to truly hear it. Another huge benefit for me is working with so many talented people from different places around the world, and it looks like this song has some diverse creative minds behind it, as well. Superb from start to finish and a great of example of what collaboration should look and sound like. I really like it, to say the least. Thanks for sharing Cosmo