From her latest album release, Corner of My Dreams, here is "Blue and Green" written and performed by Kelly Green, live in the studio. Whole album is available: https://kellygreenpiano.bandcamp.com/album/corner-of-my-dreams https://www.kellygreenpiano.com/shop https://orcd.co/streamcornerofmydreams This song was originally written for a mentor of Green's T.K. Blue. After her mother's passing the lyrics came to her in an instant, poetically delving into a scene of nature's beauty. More? www.kellygreenpiano.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/kellygreepiano Facebook: www.facebook.com/kellygreenjazz

Here is the EPK for my latest album Corner of My Dreams - OUT NOW - August 22, 2025 (La Reserve Records & Green Soul Studios) Come celebrate with the official album release with a 12 piece ensemble: Sept 16th (Tuesday) 7 & 8:30pm Zinc Bar (NYC - West Village) https://www.zincbar.com/event/kelly-green-quartet/ Download the album here: https://kellygreenpiano.bandcamp.com/album/corner-of-my-dreams Pre-save the album to your collection on you preferred platform : https://orcd.co/streamcornerofmydreams Buy the album (CD or Vinyl on 8/22) and much more at: www.kellygreenpiano.com/shop

Thanks for watching/listening! Here is a live version of "What To Do" by Kelly Green from the Kelly Green Quartet album Seems. Kelly Green - piano/voice Elijah J. Thomas - flute Luca Soul Rosenfeld - bass Evan Hyde - drums Recorded Live at The Grape by Leon Parkhouse on July 11th, 2025 Mixed/Mastered by Kelly Green More at www.kellygreenpiano.com This performance event was made possible with the support of Jazz Road, a national initiative of South Arts, which is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation with additional support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

• OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO • “Nothing At All” by Kelly Green This is the third single release from my upcoming album Corner of My Dreams (Aug 22, 2025), dedicated to my late mother. “Nothing At All” came to me while I was doing dishes and missing my daily calls from my best friend, my mom. Whenever there was a lull in the day, I would call her just to check in and hear her voice. Often we would talk about nothing. We’d hang out on the phone just to know we were there with each other. That was the type of relationship we had. When I lost my mother it left a deep void that is impossible to fill. But I always have to remind myself that she’s still with me, just in a different form. I feel that this song wrote itself and the orchestration for string quartet and 4 voices alongside my trio felt inevitable. Every time we perform this song there is not a dry eye in the room. It breaks down illusion separateness and allows us to feel totally connected with every one in the room. I love it when people come up after a performance, give me a hug, and share with me that they lost a loved one as well. That speaks to the fact that this song relates to people on a universal level. Video by James Treadwell Album release shows : - Birdland (NYC)- August 10th - Zinc Bar (NYC)- Sept 16th For details more release shows, performances, tour dates, future releases and more please visit www.kellygreenpiano.com

Thanks for watching/listening! Here is "Fly Fish Whip" by Luca Soul Rosenfeld performed by the Kelly Green Quartet Live at The Grape in Ventura, CA. Kelly Green - piano Elijah J. Thomas - flute Luca Soul Rosenfeld - bass Evan Hyde - drums Recorded Live at The Grape by Leon Parkhouse on July 11th, 2025 Mixed/Mastered by Kelly Green More at www.kellygreenpiano.com This performance event was made possible with the support of Jazz Road, a national initiative of South Arts, which is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation with additional support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

"Circadian" by Luca Soul Rosenfeld Live at Close Up in NYC 1/10/25 Kelly Green Quartet: kg - piano / voice Elijah J. Thomas - flute Evan Hyde - drums Luca Soul Rosenfeld - bass

My first encounter with this song came when a friend of mine showed me Blossom Dearie’s recording of it. Blossom Dearie is one of my favorite artists mainly because of her repertoire choices. She was the first to record a lot of Cy Coleman’s compositions. She recorded and performed many songs that are uncommon, but have lyrics that tell stories and evoke scenes that take the listener into nature. When I first heard this song I was single in NYC longing to find love. When I heard the bridge section, I cried, feeling that it was the story of my life. My solo piano version was recorded on a gorgeous Steinway grand at Sear Sound in Manhattan. I gave myself an hour at the piano with the mics and cameras rolling to let loose and play whatever came to mind. A lot of free improvisation ensued, and this song came right out of that impromptu free play. After listening to every version I could find I discovered on Tony Bennett’s version that there is a very short verse, bringing us right into Manhattan (where I was living when I first heard the original version by Blossom)! I also discovered that all the versions I found were very straight ahead utilizing acoustic instruments and I wanted to add a little tinge of modernity by recording it on my Nord. I added drive to the electric piano sound as the track went on to add to the yearning effect…yearning for love and striving for hope despite the feelings of desperation to find true love. Thanks for watching and listening! You can find this recording on all streaming platforms! More? Subscribe! Find all performances and info at: www.kellygreenpiano.com

My first encounter with this song came when a friend of mine showed me Blossom Dearie’s recording of it. Blossom Dearie is one of my favorite artists mainly because of her repertoire choices. She was the first to record a lot of Cy Coleman’s compositions. She recorded and performed many songs that are uncommon, but have lyrics that tell stories and evoke scenes that take the listener into nature. When I first heard this song I was single in NYC longing to find love. When I heard the bridge section, I cried, feeling that it was the story of my life. My solo piano version was recorded on a gorgeous Steinway grand at Sear Sound in Manhattan. I gave myself an hour at the piano with the mics and cameras rolling to let loose and play whatever came to mind. A lot of free improvisation ensued, and this song came right out of that impromptu free play. After listening to every version I could find I discovered on Tony Bennett’s version that there is a very short verse, bringing us right into Manhattan (where I was living when I first heard the original version by Blossom)! I also discovered that all the versions I found were very straight ahead utilizing acoustic instruments and I wanted to add a little tinge of modernity by recording it on my Nord. I added drive to the electric piano sound as the track went on to add to the yearning effect…yearning for love and striving for hope despite the feelings of desperation to find true love. Thanks for watching and listening! You can find this recording on all streaming platforms! More? Subscribe! Find all performances and info at: www.kellygreenpiano.com