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DENZAL SINCLAIRE
Toronto-born vocalist/pianist/composer, Denzal Sinclaire
has earned his reputation as Canada’s most popular male
jazz vocalist. Sinclaire is a graduate of Montreal’s McGill
University where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Jazz
Performance.
Denzal’s vocal timbre is similar to some of the great
singers. Nat King Cole, Johnny Hartman and there are even
glimpses of Johnny Mathis’ jazz days. However, Denzal does
have what every artist strives for. After singing just a
few notes you know it is him. His trademark is the
joyfulness in his voice and a special approach to phrasing
a lyric or pushing or laying back on a beat. He is blessed
with exquisite delivery, sensitivity to melody and a
lyrical imagination. For Denzal, singing is as natural as
breathing.
A multiple Juno Award nominee, and recipient of the 2004
National Jazz Award for “Best Album”, he has graced the
stages of numerous high-profile jazz festivals, performed
with symphony orchestras, and starred in his own one hour
television special for BRAVO! In 2005, Denzal was inducted
into the British Columbia Entertainment Hall of Fame.
Among Denzal's admirers are Diana Krall, who was introduced
to Denzal at the 1995 Jazz Winnipeg Festival and Diane
Reeves, who became a fan after Denzal opened for her at the
2002 Vancouver International Jazz Festival.
He has recorded three albums for Universal Music, I Found
Love (EmArcy); the self-titled, Denzal Sinclaire (Verve);
and his highly anticipated new release, My One and Only
Love (Verve).