Grammy award-winning vocalist and native New Yorker Catherine Russell has just released her new album, <a href="https://dottimerecords.com/product/catherinerussellmyideal/">My Ideal</a>, a duet release with pianist Sean Mason. Ahead of her <a href="https://www.birdlandjazz.com/tm-event/catherine-russell-2/">residency at Birdland next week</a>, Russell joins us for a Listening Party.

Grammy award-winning vocalist and native New Yorker Catherine Russell has just released her new album, My Ideal, a duet release with pianist Sean Mason. Ahead of her residency at Birdland next week, Russell joins us for a Listening Party.

Grammy award-winning vocalist and native New Yorker Catherine Russell has just released her new album, <a href="https://dottimerecords.com/product/catherinerussellmyideal/" rel="noopener noreferrer">My Ideal</a>, a duet release with pianist Sean Mason. Ahead of her <a href="https://www.birdlandjazz.com/tm-event/catherine-russell-2/" rel="noopener noreferrer">residency at Birdland next week</a>, Russell joins us for a Listening Party.

Catherine Russell on 'My Ideal' and Birdland Residency (Listening Party)

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