In this episode of The Jazz Flyte Podcast, host Darrell sits down with the legendary Paul Brown, a double Grammy-winning artist and producer behind more than 60 #1 contemporary jazz radio hits.

Paul opens up about his journey in the music industry, starting with his roots as a drummer influenced by his musical family, to sharing stages and studios with the likes of Luther Vandross, Boney James, and many more music royalties. 

Paul recounts memorable moments from his career, including a life-changing phone call from Warner Brothers that marked the beginning of his jazz odyssey, and the pivotal decision in 2004 to focus on playing guitar full-time.

Throughout the conversation, Paul's insights into the art of music production shine through, highlighting his desire to create a studio environment where artists can truly excel. 

Listeners will be treated to stories of Paul's transition back to Los Angeles, his philosophies on breathing and musicianship, and his ongoing quest for improvement—underscored by his love for golf and the importance of daily practice. Paul also discusses the evolving landscape of discovering talent in the age of Spotify and the mutual respect among artists that fuels the creative process. 

Join us as we dive deep into the life of Paul Brown, exploring his enduring love for the studio, the thrill of live performance, and the relentless pursuit of musical excellence. This episode is a must-listen for anyone fascinated by the stories behind contemporary jazz's biggest hits.