EPK: Accolades
“Remarkable vocalist ... a natural and brilliant performer.”
Glenn A. Mitchell, L.A. JAZZ SCENE MAGAZINE“
"Second generation talent can be hit-or-miss. You can hit yourself if you miss this one ... the guy is so personable, his voice so becoming and his performance so filled with élan, that he is always interesting ..."
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Steve March-Tormé has a terrific set of ears and a nearly infallible sense of pitch, qualities that are rarer among jazz singers than one might think.”
Howard Reich, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
“Like Dad, young March-Tormé also shows great writing skills as well as strong and true vocal chops.”
PEOPLE MAGAZINE
"Steve March-Tormé's recent, sold-out performance at The Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts was, quite simply, an extraordinary musical event!”
Bruce Klauber, NAPLES SUN TIMES
“Steve March-Tormé is more than a jazz singer--he’s a consummate entertainer. An exceptionally versatile artist ....”
Bernard Bauer, MUSIC CONNECTION MAGAZINE
"March-Tormé's voice is seductive and effortless ... his joyous sense of rhythm, the warmth with which he unfurls a ballad and the surprisingly nimble technique he displays, point to a singer coming into his own."
Don Heckman, L.A. TIMES
“The stage lights grew brighter and with an unassuming gesture to the band ... the evening took off the ground never to land until after the last standing ovation.”
Janice Marie Wilson, JETSETTERS MAGAZINE, Las Vegas
“A stylish, intelligent singer, March-Tormé can not only put across the standards, but has written an impressive number of cleverly worded, tuneful songs--the kind that hardly anyone is writing anymore.”
READING EAGLE
"When you add up all the plusses this entertainer offers: the singing, the piano playing and related musical talents, his articulation, the charisma, it's time that the general public ‘discovers’ him, as did his audience on this special evening."
Bob Agnew, L.A. JAZZ SCENE MAGAZINE
“... a songwriter of exceptionally high caliber, showing that the talents he exhibited on his first album were just a hint of what he’s got to offer ...”
CABARET SCENES
“The show high-spot for me, however, was another of Steve’s tunes, the climactic and tearaway ‘Swingin’ At The Blue Moon Bar & Grille,’ a jazz-inclined piece so evocative it made me want to track the place down and hang out there immediately. In the old days, it would have been released as a single and climbed the charts, probably replicating his dad’s success with ‘In A Mountain Greenery’.”
Peter Vacher, LONDON JAZZ NEWS
“He closes with his own ‘Swinginʼ at the Blue Moon Bar & Grille,’ which looks like becoming a classic, and for an encore gives us Chaplinʼs ‘Smile,’ completing two glorious hours of brilliant song styling.”
Michael Darvell, CLASSICALSOURCE.COM, London
“ Mel Tormé must be grinning from ear to ear with pride as he looks down on the singing act of his son, Steve March-Tormé. Each one is absolutely superb in both departments: singing and showmanship.”
Eric Stevens, SPLASH MAGAZINE
“Steve’s bandstand presence is full-on in that uniquely American way; he’s out front, moves well and looks smart, leaving nothing to chance. At the snap of a finger, he turned this colourful room into Las Vegas at show-time before moderating the tempo and making it the most intimate space in town. In the language of show business, he’s a class act. He’ll be back again, that’s for sure.”
Peter Vacher, LONDON JAZZ NEWS
Glenn A. Mitchell, L.A. JAZZ SCENE MAGAZINE“
"Second generation talent can be hit-or-miss. You can hit yourself if you miss this one ... the guy is so personable, his voice so becoming and his performance so filled with élan, that he is always interesting ..."
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Steve March-Tormé has a terrific set of ears and a nearly infallible sense of pitch, qualities that are rarer among jazz singers than one might think.”
Howard Reich, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
“Like Dad, young March-Tormé also shows great writing skills as well as strong and true vocal chops.”
PEOPLE MAGAZINE
"Steve March-Tormé's recent, sold-out performance at The Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts was, quite simply, an extraordinary musical event!”
Bruce Klauber, NAPLES SUN TIMES
“Steve March-Tormé is more than a jazz singer--he’s a consummate entertainer. An exceptionally versatile artist ....”
Bernard Bauer, MUSIC CONNECTION MAGAZINE
"March-Tormé's voice is seductive and effortless ... his joyous sense of rhythm, the warmth with which he unfurls a ballad and the surprisingly nimble technique he displays, point to a singer coming into his own."
Don Heckman, L.A. TIMES
“The stage lights grew brighter and with an unassuming gesture to the band ... the evening took off the ground never to land until after the last standing ovation.”
Janice Marie Wilson, JETSETTERS MAGAZINE, Las Vegas
“A stylish, intelligent singer, March-Tormé can not only put across the standards, but has written an impressive number of cleverly worded, tuneful songs--the kind that hardly anyone is writing anymore.”
READING EAGLE
"When you add up all the plusses this entertainer offers: the singing, the piano playing and related musical talents, his articulation, the charisma, it's time that the general public ‘discovers’ him, as did his audience on this special evening."
Bob Agnew, L.A. JAZZ SCENE MAGAZINE
“... a songwriter of exceptionally high caliber, showing that the talents he exhibited on his first album were just a hint of what he’s got to offer ...”
CABARET SCENES
“The show high-spot for me, however, was another of Steve’s tunes, the climactic and tearaway ‘Swingin’ At The Blue Moon Bar & Grille,’ a jazz-inclined piece so evocative it made me want to track the place down and hang out there immediately. In the old days, it would have been released as a single and climbed the charts, probably replicating his dad’s success with ‘In A Mountain Greenery’.”
Peter Vacher, LONDON JAZZ NEWS
“He closes with his own ‘Swinginʼ at the Blue Moon Bar & Grille,’ which looks like becoming a classic, and for an encore gives us Chaplinʼs ‘Smile,’ completing two glorious hours of brilliant song styling.”
Michael Darvell, CLASSICALSOURCE.COM, London
“ Mel Tormé must be grinning from ear to ear with pride as he looks down on the singing act of his son, Steve March-Tormé. Each one is absolutely superb in both departments: singing and showmanship.”
Eric Stevens, SPLASH MAGAZINE
“Steve’s bandstand presence is full-on in that uniquely American way; he’s out front, moves well and looks smart, leaving nothing to chance. At the snap of a finger, he turned this colourful room into Las Vegas at show-time before moderating the tempo and making it the most intimate space in town. In the language of show business, he’s a class act. He’ll be back again, that’s for sure.”
Peter Vacher, LONDON JAZZ NEWS