Maria Pia De Vito's "So Right" is a captivating journey through the world of vocal jazz, released on July 31, 2007, under the CAM JAZZ label. This enchanting album spans a total of 66 minutes, featuring 13 tracks that showcase De Vito's exceptional vocal prowess and her ability to infuse each song with a unique blend of passion and elegance.
The album opens with "Amelia," a hauntingly beautiful piece that sets the tone for the rest of the collection. De Vito's rendition of "Big Yellow Taxi" brings a fresh, jazzy twist to the classic song, while "Little Blue Birds" showcases her ability to convey deep emotion through her voice. "So Right" and "God Must Be A Boogie Man" highlight her versatility, blending jazz with a touch of playful energy.
"River" and "Harlem In Havana" offer a glimpse into De Vito's ability to seamlessly transition between different musical styles, from soulful ballads to lively, rhythmic numbers. "Since Your Love Died" and "Woodstock" demonstrate her knack for interpreting well-known songs and making them her own. "Miskin" is a standout track, showcasing her improvisational skills and her ability to create a rich, textured soundscape with just her voice.
The album concludes with "A Case Of You" and "The Sweetest Medicine," both of which leave a lasting impression with their poignant lyrics and De Vito's soulful delivery. "The One-eyed Man" brings the collection to a close, leaving the listener with a sense of satisfaction and a desire to revisit the album's many treasures.
"So Right" is a testament to Maria Pia De Vito's artistry and her ability to connect with her audience on a deep, emotional level. Whether you're a longtime fan of vocal jazz or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.
