The way Dianne Reeves has moved through the decades commands deep respect. Since her debut in the mid-1970s, her presence has only grown stronger, establishing her as a leading figure in both jazz and soul. Along the way, she recorded two unforgettable albums, the first in 1987 alongside legendary musicians Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, and Tony Williams, and the second, New Morning, captured live a decade later at the iconic club of the same name. Throughout the 2000s, she was also a regular guest at Jazz à Vienne.
Now regarded as one of the definitive voices in vocal jazz today, her versatility gives her a singular status, one that earns admiration from both seasoned legends and the younger generation alike.