Hubert Laws is a name synonymous with virtuosity in the world of jazz flute. Born on November 10, 1939, in Houston, Texas, Laws is recognized as one of the preeminent flutists in the genre, seamlessly integrating the instrument into the spheres of jazz, classical, and other music worlds. A true scholar of music, Laws pursued his formal education at the Juilliard School of Music in New York, which further honed his prodigious talent. Throughout his career, Laws has worked with a diverse array of musicians, showcasing his adaptability and creativity. His contributions to the music industry have been widely acknowledged, earning him accolades such as Grammy nominations and the prestigious NEA Jazz Masters award in 2011.

With an expansive discography that exhibits his prowess and evolution as an artist, Laws has released a number of acclaimed records. His versatility as a musician shines through his albums such as "Fancy Free" and the innovative "Fancy Free Long Form," which reflects his ability to weave intricate sonic tapestries. His storytelling prowess is evident in tracks like "I Tell Thestory," with a radio edit that brought his music to a broader audience. "Land of Passion (Bonus Track Version)" and the noteworthy "Live At Carnegie Hall" capture the dynamic energy of his live performances. Laws has also paid homage to the classics with works such as "Hubert Laws Plays Bach For Barone & Baker," blending the baroque with the contemporary. Earlier works like "Law's Cause" and "The Laws Of Jazz / Flute By-Laws" showcase the beginnings of Law's defining influence on the jazz flute, while his interpretation of the classic "Moondance" further cements his status as an instrumental storyteller with a rich and varied palette.

Genres

Jazz Flute

Jazz Funk

Smooth Jazz

Soul Jazz

Latest Release

Fancy Free

Hubert Laws

Single - Released March 19, 2020