Album lore

Audrey Powne’s 2026 single “Broken Record,” released on BBE Music, distills her approach to vocal jazz through a solitary track that leans into soul and lounge inflections. The piece unfolds with a measured intimacy, Powne’s voice weaving through a subtle arrangement that hints at classic jazz phrasing without excess ornamentation. The record’s sparse instrumentation and spacious production allow the nuances of her delivery to come to the fore, maintaining a restrained elegance throughout.Though modest in circulation, with just over a hundred listeners logged on Last.fm, “Broken Record” nonetheless stands as a quiet artifact within the contemporary jazz vocal lineage. It invites attentive listening, rewarding those who seek the interplay between voice and minimal accompaniment rather than overt showmanship. The single’s release on BBE Music situates it within a catalogue known for thoughtful curation of jazz and soul signals.

Album lore

Audrey Powne’s 2026 single “Broken Record,” released on BBE Music, distills her approach to vocal jazz through a solitary track that leans into soul and lounge inflections. The piece unfolds with a measured intimacy, Powne’s voice weaving through a subtle arrangement that hints at classic jazz phrasing without excess ornamentation. The record’s sparse instrumentation and spacious production allow the nuances of her delivery to come to the fore, maintaining a restrained elegance throughout.Though modest in circulation, with just over a hundred listeners logged on Last.fm, “Broken Record” nonetheless stands as a quiet artifact within the contemporary jazz vocal lineage. It invites attentive listening, rewarding those who seek the interplay between voice and minimal accompaniment rather than overt showmanship. The single’s release on BBE Music situates it within a catalogue known for thoughtful curation of jazz and soul signals.