Bobby Caldwell is a distinguished American singer, songwriter, and musician, whose smooth voice and masterful blending of R&B, soul, jazz, and pop have earned him a dedicated following across the globe. Born on August 15, 1951, in New York City and raised in Miami, Florida, Caldwell's passion for music was evident from a very young age. His early exposure to a diverse range of musical genres helped shape the unique sound that would become his trademark.

Caldwell's career took off with his 1978 hit single "What You Won't Do for Love," which has since become a timeless classic. Over the years, he has released a multitude of albums showcasing his versatile vocal range and ability to cross genre boundaries effortlessly. His most recent releases, like the collaborative project "Cool Uncle" and the soulful live rendition album "Bobby Caldwell Live At The Blue Note Tokyo," highlight his ongoing relevance and capability to resonate with both classic and contemporary audiences. Besides recording solo albums like "House of Cards" and "After Dark," Caldwell has also collaborated with other artists, contributing his distinctive voice to enhance their works as evidenced by singles like "Game Over" featuring Mayer Hawthorne. His holiday album, "The Joy of Christmas," demonstrates his ability to infuse traditional songs with his unique style, further cementing his status as an artist who transcends time and genre. Bobby Caldwell's enduring influence can be heard in the work of countless R&B and pop musicians who cite him as an inspiration.

Genres

Yacht Rock

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Latest Release

Lovely Summer

Bobby Caldwell

Single - Released November 29, 2023