Hugh Coltman is an English singer-songwriter and musician known for his eclectic style that weaves through blues, jazz, and soul. Born on February 28, 1970, in England, Coltman's passion for music was apparent from a young age. Before pursuing a solo career, he gained prominence as the frontman of the blues/rock band The Hoax, which enjoyed success in the 1990s with several albums and tours that showcased Coltman's distinctive voice and stage presence.

Embracing a solo career, Coltman demonstrated a remarkable versatility, shifting towards a more soulful and jazzy sound. His album "Shadows - Songs of Nat King Cole" is a testament to his ability to reinterpret classics with both reverence and originality, showcasing his smooth vocal delivery and finesse as a contemporary jazz artist. This project, along with his live album "Live at Jazz à Vienne," highlights Coltman's ability to captivate live audiences with an intimate and compelling presence. Aside from his work paying homage to classic artists, Coltman has also released original music marked by insightful lyricism and rich melodies, as evidenced in albums such as "Who's Happy?" and "Zero Killed." Throughout his career, Hugh Coltman has earned recognition for his soul-stirring performances and his ability to seamlessly blend genres, crafting a sound that is uniquely his own.

Genres

French Jazz

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Latest Release

Good Grief

Hugh Coltman

Album - 10 Tracks - Released August 23, 2024