HIT CONTEMPORARY JAZZ SAXOPHONIST

NEW SINGLE “I TOLD YOU SO”
OUT NOW ON ALL DIGITAL MUSIC PLATFORMS
AND ON SMOOTH JAZZ RADIO WORLDWIDE!

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“I TOLD YOU SO”

the new SINGLE - out NOW EVERYWHERE

“I Told You So” is the playful yet confident reply that saxophonist Charles Langford plans to give when his latest single climbs the smooth jazz radio charts. Lighthearted in tone, but serious in craft, this track is a declaration from a rising star who's paid his dues — and is ready to shine.

Crafted in collaboration with Grammy-nominated producer and songwriter Michael Broening, this smooth yet punchy track brings together a powerhouse lineup of musicians, all backing Langford’s bold and expressive tenor sax.

Written by:
Charles Langford & Michael Broening
Produced by: Michael Broening

Charles Langford – Tenor Saxophone
Michael Broening – Keyboards & Drums
Freddie Fox – Guitar
Mel Brown – Bass

Mixed by Michael Broening
Mastered by Steve Hall

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ABOUT CHARLES

Charles Langford has been writing music since his teenage years. This Springfield, Massachusetts jazz man does it all...tenor, alto, soprano sax, clarinet and flute. Mr. Langford came to the Northeast United States after attending the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the New School for Social Research in New York City. He studied composition and teaching with Billy Harper, Donald Byrd, and Barry Harris, among others. Prior to that, Mr. Langford studied with Archie Shepp and Yusef Latef. Since then, Charles Langford has become one of the Boston area's top A-list players, with artists ranging from The Toni Lynn Washington Blues Band to The Temptations and Mighty Sam McClain. He's paid his dues and put in years with Melvin Sparks, Norman Connors, Solomon Burke, and Steve Turre.

My Musical Journey

My quest for the life of a recording artist began with a love for Jazz. I started out listening to this wonderful music with my father and grandfather. They inspired me through their deep appreciation for the uniqueness of their beloved artists. I was taught how to listen and tell the difference between Basie and Duke to Bird and Trane. Later I was introduced to Grover and so my journey began.

Born of One-Nighters

Starting out, the idea of living the road band life was the last thing on our minds. After we did all the local gigs, we realized the only way for us to evolve as a band was to hit the road. Over the next five years, we logged thousands of gigs — with the occasional festival appearance — in cities across the country. Our time on the road proved crucial in shaping our sound.

Looking to the Future

We’re packing up the gear for an extended U.S. tour in support of our new album. Our set list will prominently feature the new stuff but also dive into favorites from our previous releases. Check out our tour page for when we’ll be playing near you.