PIANO VOICE
SONGS.
Like many American musicians, jazz piano virtuoso/songwriter Ned Einstein lived through the last third of the 20th Century and first third of the 21st fading in and out of music – playing off and on with well-known great singers and musicians – in the 70’s with Anita O’Day, Zoot Sims, Eddie Daniels, in the 80s with Jaye P. Morgan, Alex Acuna, and top-notch West Coast vocalists (Cathy Segal-Garcia, Julie Kelly) along the way, along with salsa greats in the 90s (Charlie Montez [Perez Prado, et. al], Lee Pastora [Don Ellis et. al] and many others) – and exploding out of a 30-year retirement around 2020.
Along the way, Ned recorded a number of instrumental and vocal collections of jazz originals and standards. He began writing music and lyrics to scores of tunes, beginning in the 1970s – pop tunes worthy of the best available today, as well as many more conventional tunes that belong on Broadway.
Links to a few dozen of these gems, captured originally on CDs, are accessible on this website.
A content-rich live site organized around albums, songs, artwork and printable lead sheets.
TURN A LARGE ARCHIVE INTO A CLEAR EXPERIENCE.
Piano Voice Songs brings together a large collection of music content and supporting assets in one web experience.
The design challenge is less about decoration and more about helping people find the right piece of content without losing the character of the archive.
ORGANIZE CONTENT AROUND HOW PEOPLE EXPLORE.
Albums act as clear entry points, individual songs stay easy to reach, and supporting artwork and printable material remains close to the listening experience.
The site is live and can be explored at pianovoicesongs.com.
Visit the live site ↗DESIGN BEYOND THE WEBSITE.
Selected album covers created for Piano Voice Songs.