#59 - Kimberly Weston
from Great Exposure Hosted by Tanner Siegfort
On episode 59 of Great Exposure, Kimberly Weston and Tanner dive deep into the topic of compensation for entertainers, and how to keep improving our industry as musicians, and booking agents. About Kimberly: Genre bending recording artist, poet, and lyricist. Expanding concepts in religion, love, and the human condition through provoking lyrics and the love of all things jazz! Concept band consists of her female trio with upright bass, keys, and three part harmony vocals creating inspired music from Kim Weston's book of poetry "For Love & Melodies". Performs as a duo to full six-piece band at venues such as Performing Arts Centers, The Nash and beyond. She has released nine originals and is finishing her first album in vinyl. Originals are available to hear wherever you stream music. Her jazz producer is Clarke Rigsby and works with an impressive list of top talents. Song style is influenced by jazz standards while lyrics and vocals embody relevant cultural themes with an eye on the future. When not performing her own music the band enjoys putting a seducing spin on crowd favorites such as covers from Norah Jones, The Police, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and everyones favorite jazz standards. Her original songs have been described as smart and playful with an obvious appreciation for jazz musicianship.
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