Search - :: So Many Ways From Me to You

This new album from Nina Storey is funky, sophisticated, intimate and revealing.

Staying true to form, the record is eclectic Nina. As Nina puts it, There is a cohesiveness to this album in that we pretty much just camped out in this cool analog (tape- very old school) studio and played all these different instruments.

My co-producer on the project, Rob Giles, an amazing talent in his own right, played like 85 percent of the instruments. We have some incredible musicians and artists on the record -great horn players, guitar players, singers, and they bring a lot to my new sound.

We have musicians who've played with Etta James, Tower of Power, Michelle N'Degeo'cello, Elton John, and also I'm proud and pleased to say that Keb Mo' played on two of the tracks.

There is an organic feel to this record. Some of the tunes have an old school Motown vibe to them, and some a more gospel, rootsy feel, while others are really out of the box funky and weird.

We had all kinds of instruments on this record from violas, to trumpets, to Hammond B3 organs to pots and pans and foot stomping.

I think it's also the most emotionally intimate record I've ever done as well. There was lots of inspiration and perspiration during this whole process. It's a long play record meaning, it's meant to be listened to from start to finish.
1 I Have Been Found
2 So Many Ways
3 Yesterday Morning
4 Deja Vu
5 Change Her
6 Getting Over You
7 Someone Else
8 Time to Fly
9 Rae
10 Mary is Walking
11 Little Conversation
12 Crush
13 Woman