Lydia Gray is an artist with a penchant for smooth jazz and bossa nova, who has carved a niche for herself in the contemporary jazz scene. Her music is characterized by its lush, serene soundscapes, and her most recent releases showcase her versatility and passion for Brazilian rhythms and melodies. Notably, "Brazilian Breezes...mostly Jobim" pays homage to the legendary Antonio Carlos Jobim, highlighting Gray's ability to interpret the works of great musicians with sensitivity and grace.

In her recordings, such as "Summer Samba (feat. Ed Eastridge)" and "One More Walk Around the Garden", Lydia collaborates with gifted musicians to bring her interpretations to life. "Summer Samba" is evidence of this synergy, allowing the sophisticated guitar work of Ed Eastridge to complement Gray's soulful vocals. Meanwhile, her live performances, like the rendition of "Love Song (Live)", reveal the emotive quality of her voice and her ability to connect with the audience, illustrating why Lydia Gray has become a respected name among enthusiasts of the soothing sounds of jazz and Latin-inspired tunes.