In a world of Bette Midlers and Tony Bennets, Jan Daley has made a name for herself. With her new album The Way of a Woman she has been able to stand out in the smooth jazz industry.  In this album she creates her own beautiful world of love and serenity that can make anyone feel better. With years of hard work in her back pocket this album is sure to be one of a kind.

Daley’s new smooth jazz album features eleven songs- six of which were written by Daley herself.  The others are all incredible songs from the days of the Great American Songbook (a collection of the most popular songs and jazz standards from the early 20^th century).  Jan studied for years under the mentorship of Jack Segal, the original writer of “When Sunny Gets Blue.”  Her extensive career and wealth of experience undoubtedly helped shape the exceptional smooth jazz artist Jan is today.

For a taste, you can download the title song from her EP “When Sunny Gets Blue” FOR FREE from Noisetrade. To learn more about Daley and to keep up with her latest updates, check out her Facebook and her official website here: www.jandaley.com/.

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