(10-31-2017, 10:48 AM)john Wrote: ^

Quote:So what's next for Reinhart?

"Who knows?" she said. "I may put out a '70s record or a jazz record. or continue to put out original material. I'm constantly setting new goals. I just got my first gold record. I'm reaching for the stars!"'

(11-03-2017, 12:07 AM)KelseyW. Wrote:

(10-31-2017, 10:48 AM)john Wrote: ^

Quote:So what's next for Reinhart?

"Who knows?" she said. "I may put out a '70s record or a jazz record. or continue to put out original material. I'm constantly setting new goals. I just got my first gold record. I'm reaching for the stars!"'

I'm personally hoping for a Christmas record!

I would love another Haley CD this year, but I doubt she has time for one with the tour and all.

Does anyone else hope that, that beautiful voice gives us all a Christmas treat next year?

Quote:'Idol' alum Haley Reinhart speaks her mind on ‘60s-inspired album

[...]

Reinhart recorded the album at the gilded Sunset Sound studios in Hollywood, where The Doors and Janis Joplin once laid foot, and mixed it at the equally groundbreaking studio The Village where she worked with lauded engineer Bill Schnee on songs like the single “Baby It’s You.” Once upon a time Schnee laid the groundwork on an original version with the rock band Smith.

[...]

Covers have long been Reinhart’s forte, of course on “Idol,” but also with her work with contemporary jazz ensemble Postmodern Jukebox and that unassuming rendition of Elvis’ “Can’t Help Falling In Love,” used in an Extra gum commercial in 2015 (it ended up earning Reinhart a certified gold stamp). But, she cautions, “I don’t want people to think that I’m simply a covers artist,” which is why she pushed for three originals on “What’s That Sound?”

Her new label, Concord Records, gave her the ability to take control, granting her the title of co-producer. “I had about four deals on the table earlier this year, but I decided to go with Concord because they are my dream label and so artist friendly. They let me take the reins and do what I wanted.” ...

http://oianews.com/idol-alum-haley-reinhart-speaks-her-mind-on-60sinspired-album

Also feature in Chicago Sun-Times

Quote:Haley Reinhart: ‘Everything Happens for a Reason’
Former ‘American Idol’ and ‘Postmodern Jukebox’ internet sensation on her swingin’ new CD and tour

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Q: Were there any songs you wanted to do that didn’t make the record?
A: I did want to do “You Don’t Own Me,” but there was a girl who put out a cover at the same time, so I scrapped that one. “Going Up the Country” is another one I really wanted to do.

[...]

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/nov/5/haley-reinhart-american-idol-releases-album-60s-co/

(11-06-2017, 04:13 AM)Tusk Wrote: Hate to say it, but if you follow movies at all nowadays, "whitewashing" is a big deal and the negative impact as a repercussion has sunk quite a few movies.

Whitewashing is the act of casting Caucasians in roles that are meant to be played by actors of a different nationality, race or color..Ghost in the shell, Gods of Egypt, even Dr Strange got hit with that ( though the political impact of casting a Tibetan in a movie that's set to run in China, it's somewhat understandable why they made the change....). One example of whitewashing killing a movie was the uproar over casting Johnny Depp as Tonto in the Lone Ranger

Casting Haley in the role formerly played by an African American, one as famous as Whoopi, I think would result in quite a major negative impact for the producers and Haley....

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Just touched down in NY. Running on 2 hours of sleep. Press day with Haley and then Spongebob on Broadway at night. Life is beautiful.

Quote:Baeble Music is live now.

We've got an immense talent in the studio recording her Baeble NEXT Session. Give it up for Ms. Haley Reinhart!

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