Known for her wonderful phrasing, clear voice (hints of Julie London, Anita O'Day, and Chet Baker), exceptional musicality, and her beguiling stage presence (a pinch of Marilyn, a dash of Frank), Audrey Bernstein makes time sparkle. With her beautiful debut album AUDREY BERNSTEIN LOVES BLUE, released in 2013, Audrey has been gaining fans around the globe, while diligently working at her craft: rehearsing, preforming, recording, and preparing for her highly anticipated second album, ALRIGHT, OKAY, YOU WIN, June 2015 Already garnering great reviews, ALRIGHT, OKAY, YOU WIN is on its way to becoming a jazz classic. The new album is wonderful, mixed by Joe Capps and mastered by Mauricio Gargel, it's sure to be high on your play list! These jazz standards are sublime, and her original "Oh The Money" is everyone's favorite. But if you have the chance to hear Audrey performing live, don’t miss it. With her newly acquired confidence, Audrey is hitting the high notes, literally! And her innovative improvising is like a shining star bursting into outer space. It will leave you slightly dazed, and madly in love… James Valentine, Maroon 5 - "The new stuff sounds great! Audrey’s joyful and silky voice is amazing on these trusted (jazz) standards and originals that sound like they already are standards.” "In a world crowded with ultra high octane, technique-heavy vocalists, Audrey Bernstein's deft meshing of "soul and science"- Quincy Jones's definition of jazz-is as refreshing as an autumn breeze. She explores the melodic and thematic textures of originals and American Popular Song classics with great care and sublime invention. I imagine notes and/or phrases vying for her attention. And who could blame them?" - Reuben Jackson, Host of Friday Night Jazz, Vermont Public Radio 10/2014 "Both fresh and familiar, which is what we we're always looking for in our music. Audrey brings her impeccable phrasing and rhythm to some of the best of songs written, and that's why I'm a new fan! She'll leave you wanting more, and hopeful this is just the beginning of many releases from this gifted artist. Enjoy!" - Mad Men” composer David Carbonara "What makes a great performer? A great performer has a special connection with the audience...Many people can make good records. But people go to a concert hall for the live, spontaneous, in-the-moment, joyous, funny occasion. And that comes from an artist who is so thoroughly prepared that she or he can abandon that preparation and make the audience members feel personally and individually part of the performance. Itzak Perlam is a genius in that way, Shawn Colvin is also very good at that ... And musician Audrey Bernstein is like that..." - Lance Olson, Executive Director, Spruce Peak Arts Center Foundation, 2013 Before her arrival on today's jazz scene, Audrey was a fixture on the New York and Los Angeles social scenes, attracting some of the most diverse and star-studded crowds and media attention to her many creative projects: her events, the bakery, her (brief stints of) singing, and her life-style website, oh-audrey.com. Audrey has always had an exceptional talent for bringing people together. In the 90’s Audrey began hosting intimate soirees, mixing New York’s bohemians, fashionistas, artists, musicians and taste makers, which helped her became the go-to girl for lavish corporate events, and top national publications for advice on entertaining, style trends, party-planning, and general life-style. "Audrey Bernstein is a mash up of Martha Stewart, Holly Golightly and Peggy Guggenheim--with a penchant for chic entertaining.” – Los Angeles Times 2007 In 2009, (after two back surgeries, and two rescue bunnies), Audrey made a big change: She packed up and moved to a small ski village in Vermont to find solace and regain her strength. There she reunited with her first love: Music. And ultimately began to craft her most precious talent... singing. And as Sinatra said, “The best is yet to come.” Audrey puts herself right into the heart of the lyrics she sings. She's a risk-taking musician with a great sense of swing & respect for the jazz vocal tradition. It's always fun to perform with her. - Michael Zsoldos 3/2015 “Classic and endearingly sexy.” - Ed DuFresne, Times Argus 6/12/2013 "Audrey Bernstein performs an eclectic selection of jazz standards with some of the best jazz musicians around, her voice is lyrical and enchanting, and as one listener said, “Man, that girl can swing!” Dan Skea, 2013 "As impressive as the band’s collective performance is, Bernstein rightly remains the focal point. She is solid throughout the record. And in certain moments, her performance borders on sublime. For example, her cooing interpretation of the Gershwins’ “A Foggy Day” is a standout in which she displays impressive control and emotive nuance. The same is true of “Angel Eyes.” Here, Bernstein’s playfulness is in full, flirtatious form as she winkingly invites us “happy people” to drink up..." - Dan Bolles, Seven Days 6/5/13 Audrey Bernstein is an experience best savored in concert. When you hear her album, you’ll be struck by the depth and range of emotions in the music coming from someone so young. In concert you also see that intensity, and view her inhabit the feelings that make the songs essential. The song ends, and a real person is right there – modest, honest, playful and eager to please. Audrey Bernstein’s artistry comes from life experience, gumption, and the willingness to abandon everything to the music. Lance Olson Excutive Director, Spruce Peak Performing Arts, 2013 “You have developed a style which is uniquely you, you have found those jazz notes that live between the keys. Your tone is very rich, and easily recognizable as you.” K.R.B 2014