Welcome to Switcher Chats. Music end of years brought to you by Music Matters with

Kyle Craig Harris, and Music Tribes Tonight.

Hello everybody. I have a special guest today, amazing UK jazz artist, Beverly Burn.

I checked your last day to make sure I saw you saying it correctly, and where are you coming to us from?

I know you're in the UK, but are you near London or?

I'm the North, so I'm in West Yorkshire, which is for the States. It's not far from Leeds.

Some people in the States may have heard of Ilkley Moore, but I don't know, it's so possible.

I'm not sure. I look at Ilkley.

Okay, yeah. I know it's so lovely, actually. We have a, I think, you know, Fiona Ross,

but I usually want to say something. I don't know, hopefully, but yes, I do know her, yeah.

Awesome. Yeah, when I go to London, I typically, I usually stay at her house. I told her last time,

I said, we need to take a driving trip, so maybe we'll come up and visit you.

Yeah, absolutely. You can come stay with us.

Oh, yeah. I love London. I love UK's, so it's so fun.

It's such a great music scene, obviously, and everybody knows, of course,

you know, with London, they equate with, you know, the Beatles and all the pop stuff,

but the jazz scene in London is, and the UK in general is really strong, and I was,

we have a Mitchell Fran Jason Miles who put us in touch, who's a producer. He actually produced

your new record, which we're going to be talking about. And yeah, so like, tell me a little

bit about how you got started with music, and I was, I was just telling you, before we started

recording that, I love your voice. You have such a full rich voice. Thank you so much.

It really harkens back to the classic ladies of jazz, but with a fresh take, and they're just

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