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| For Immediate Release Contact: Roberto Mighty, Celestial Media (617-965-7022) P.O. Box 1774, Brookline, MA 02446 Website: www.robertomighty.com Email: robertomighty@gmail.com KiTCHEN MuSIC: New album cooks up groovin' standards + cooking videos Singer/Guitarist's debut album features funky versions of romantic songs from the 40's and 50's. Special Guest: Saxophone legend Walter Beasley. Free companion video cooking series on the web. Newton, MA: Roberto Mighty's debut album, "KiTCHEN MuSIC," features funky versions of romantic songs from the 40's and 50's over sensuous grooves, plus his jazzy singing and acoustic guitar playing. Roberto also has a companion cooking/music video series on www.robertomighty.com. "When I was a kid, these are the kinds of tunes my Mom sang while she cooked," says Roberto. "I love these old standards, and now I sing them while I cook for my daughter.” Fans of Michael Bublé, Harry Connick, Jr., Tony Bennet, George Benson and John Pizzarelli will recognize the songs on KiTCHEN MuSIC. Roberto's new, guitar-centered arrangements feature his vocals and a full band. Songs include "Misty," "Fly Me To The Moon," "Night and Day," "Autumn Leaves," "My Ship," "Here's That Rainy Day," "In The Wee Small Hours of The Morning," "All The Things You Are," "Skylark," and "My One And Only Love." Except for Beasley on sax, Roberto performs all of the instruments and voices on KiTCHEN MuSIC, including six different guitars; keyboards; multiple vocal tracks, percussion and MIDI. He also produced, arranged, recorded and mixed the entire CD in his bedroom on a home computer. The process took two years. KiTCHEN MuSIC is available now on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby. About Roberto Mighty Roberto Mighty lives in the Boston area, but he grew up in Alaska and New York. He is a popular guitar teacher on YouTube, with over 45,000 views of his "Basic Guitar Lesson." He began playing guitar and writing songs at age 13. He played in bands through college (Boston University) in the mid 1970's. After graduation, Roberto built the first of four recording studios and started a successful jingle writing business. He moved on to produce videos and TV, including over 39 cooking shows with celebrity chefs like Todd English, Ming Tsai and Jacques Pepin. A divorced single Father, Roberto is re-dedicating himself to his first love - music. "Here's to second chances," says Mighty. ### |
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