Noah Kellman DEBUT SINGLE - Back Cycles - Featuring Chad LB, FONVILLE, Ben Eunson, & Dan Chmielinski

Once you understand this chord structure, your piano playing will never be the same. It's used commonly in both Jazz and Neo Soul, but you'll really hear it used in an absolutely gorgeous way in modern Neo Soul-Inspired tracks that cross genres as well. A really important part of this sound is the dim(maj7) chord, i.e. a diminished triad with a major 7. The structure comes down to being built like a block chord, but with a major 7 instead of a 6. Use this over any melody or chord progression for a modern sound. Enjoy this jazz and Neo Soul piano tutorial with Noah Kellman.

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TODAY’S THE DAY! After all these years of creating content for you all, I’m so excited to say I finally finished some original music to share with you. You can find Back Cycles, the first single off my upcoming album, across all platforms or at my bio link. You can also join the waitlist for one of the limited-supply, limited-edition, signed Vinyls which will be available for pre-order VERY soon.

I’m deeply grateful to all of you for your support and for being a part of the this incredible community all this time.

I also want to give a shoutout and big thank you to the INSANE group of musicians on this track, featuring:

Chad Lefkowitz-Brown (i.e. Chad LB) - Tenor Sax
Corey Fonville (i.e. FONVILLE) - Drums
Ben Eunson - Guitar
Dan CHIMY Schmielinski - Bass
Album Art by Nick Prevas (Magnificent Lore)
Mixed & Mastered by Dave Darlingon
Video by Sam Kellman

[johnaina]

Gets better every time I listen to it.

[garyhoffman]

Smokin’ tune, Noah! Challenging yet flowing. Now go out and tour it and record it again!

[lowgearing]

Finally! This is so deliciously refreshing!!! More than proud, we are honored to hear your music! Congratulations Noah!

[yggdrasil]

Lovely tune and great performances from everyone

[Oxfordcolour]

Phenomenal playing by everyone, this been on repeat since it came out

[jonwhite]

Good vibes. I knew you would have something to drop, you’ve given us years of good content to practice, listen to, & enjoy.

[unpeople]

I like everything about it — the melody, the changes, and how everyone blends and complements each other, even though they're obviously all recorded separately. Very well put together, I look forward to hearing the rest of the album.

[genekelly]

Such beautiful, uplifting music…. Each performer has something worthy to say in this beautiful, jazz conversation.

[olliewright]

Sweet I can just lay in this and float

[pedrosanchezhernandez]

Excelente trabajo, me gusta, enhorabuena

[mashudumashao]

I've been waiting for this moment

[kellygreenii]

Sweet. The head had a Robert Glasper vibe to it, but you guys quickly stepped out and put a personal stamp on it. Great solos. Especially from you and whoever was playing tenor. Well played.

[alexendrix]

This is incredible you guys are like a very nice dream comes true i am so happy for this awesome debut single. I feel a life with thousand hours spend on your instrument to get all this became real!
Thx <3

[afhoj]

Great sound Noah, like the fusion feel, keep 'em coming!

[maxperson]

Like it, a lot of influences, steps ahead vibes

[petegreenwood]

Great tune, lovely playing from everyone, excellent job!

[dmack]

Great Tune. Gives me that Tribal Tech Vibe.

[youttub]

How you been man!?? Good to see ya! Ive missed some videos but ill catch up! Greetings fron Guatemala

[JoseTorres-ftxk]

Oh yeah baby, Sophisticated audio candy. Thanks Noah. I'll be listening to this for some time.

[nickberkin]

Fonville's terrific, I am Here for this collaboration; way to go Noah!