Artist: Alex Bugnon
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Southern Living
Year: 1999
Tracks: 13
Contemporary nothingness keyboard player Alex Bugnon, nephew of herald Donald Byrd, grew up leaving to the Montreux Jazz Festival in his hometown in Switzerland. He tended to the Paris Conservatory of Music for two years, then moved to the U.S. and went to the Berklee School of Music, in the meantime playacting as an accompanyist to gospel groups. He spent four-spot years working as a sitting instrumentalist in New York, patronage urban and jazz performers such as Patti Austin, Freddie Jackson, James Ingram, and Keith Sweat. Signed to Orpheus Records, he released his debut album, Love Season, in 1989. It reached the pop charts and the Top 40 of the R&B charts, as did its followup, 1990's Head Over Heels. Subsequent releases -- 107 Degrees in the Shade (1991), This Time Around (1993), and Tales From the Bright Side (1995), the last on RCA Records -- all placed in the R&B charts. After little Phoebe years away from recording under his have name, Bugnon sign-language to the jazz division of Narada Records, which marketed him as a nothingness artist, and his sixth album, Alex Bugnon...As Promised, reached the modern-day jazz charts. He followed in 2001 with Soul Purpose.
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