"Brilliant album!"-America's #1 Jazz Station, KKjz. This is the ultimate CD format for music lovers. You can play this disc on most CD and car CD players AND for an ultimate sound treat, play it on your BluRay or DVD player. The Moonlight Sessions is the title of the newest chapter in Ms. Stanley's remarkable singing career, with Volumes One (release date is May 30, 2017) and Two anticipated for release August 15, 2017. With this project, Lyn creatively offers a number of jazz standards with classical twists together with refreshingly new takes on iconic pop songs. For example, she's combining Chopin with Jobim’s How Insensitive and including her rendition of the rarely covered 1970's hit “At Seventeen ” by Janis Ian. Recognized as “a force to be reckoned with in sultry jazz,” Stanley has become a worldwide unsigned artist sales sensation who's now famous for going first-class with all her productions. The Moonlight Sessions is certainly no exception. Volumes One and Two will tie jazz standards with music by Beethoven, Debussy, Chopin, Ravel and Mozart. The songs include “Angel Eyes,” “Over The Rainbow,” “That Old Feeling,” “The Summer Knows,” plus a distinctive new version of Patsy Kline’s 1950's hit “Crazy” – all Stanley’s ideas with the creative support of arrangements by Mike Garson, Tamir Hendelman, Christian Jacob, John Chiodini and Doug Walter. Lyn Stanley’s sultry vocals will be joined by the playing of an impressive array of jazz greats, including pianists Garson, Jacob and Hendelman and guitarist Chiodini, plus bassist Chuck Berghofer, drummer Joe La Barbara, percussionist Luis Conte and other soloists including harmonica maestro Hendrik Meurkens, tenor-saxophonist Rickey Woodard, and trumpeter/trombone player Chuck Findley, plus even a swing string section. The 23-time Grammy winning Al Schmitt will be at the engineering command station recording the tunes at The Village Recording Studio in Los Angeles CA and Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood, CA. Bernie Grundman mastered the albums, while legendary big band arranger Sammy Nestico (a big time Stanley fan) gets the album dedication based on his contributions to and encouragement of her career. Ms. Stanley has become a skilled producer who's involved in every step of her high end productions. She always makes certain that her albums have both superb music and sound by overseeing the recording, mixing and mastering of her music. The result: her recordings are not only highly rated musically but are prized possessions in the audiophile market as 45RPM Vinyl, SACDs, high resolution downloads, and 15ips reel-to-reel tapes. These recordings have become best sellers around the world with top marks for sonics as audiophile reference recordings - the gold standard in this industry. Among CDBaby's over 600,000 titles, her albums all have earned Top 100 Seller and #1 Jazz Vocal ratings. Since 2013, Stanley’s music in five releases has gained the attention of jazz music critics from Asia to Australia and Europe, who've applauded her style as reminiscent of jazz golden era singers like Peggy Lee, Julie London and Sarah Vaughan. Discovered in 2011 by the late jazz legend pianist Paul Smith (known best as Ella Fitzgerald’s accompanist) she has grown as a singer to the point where Stereophile magazine named her “The Audiophile Jazz Chanteuse of the Decade.” In the company of megastar Nora Jones, who began her career with an audiophile audience, Lyn's previous recording include: Interludes (2015), Potions [from the 50s’] (2014) and her 2013 debut release, Lost In Romance. With her uniquely sultry, multi-colored alto, Stanley has gained a reputation as a “musician’s singer.” Out of appreciation for her fresh approach to timeless standards, from jazz to pop ranging from classics like Peggy Lee's “Fever” to Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love,” Sammy Nestico, recently wrote about her to a colleague, “What a thrill to work with such great talent!” More information about The Moonlight Sessions project can be found at www.lynstanley.com.