Morgan Guerin has released his new single “Day By Day”,

New York-based jazz multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer Morgan Guerin has released his new single “Day By Day”, featuring talented artists Zacchae'us Paul & Cisco Swank, via Candid Records.

Stretching seamlessly across traditional genre boundaries, “Day By Day” features a combination of jazz grooves, gospel multi-vocal delights, and cosmic synths. It is a testament to Guerin’s approach to music composition, as he spent his young yet brilliant career crafting a sound that features everything from expansive fusion grooves to ambitious instrumental improvisation, from hip-hop verses to experimental - yet intoxicating R&B melodies.

"I'm trying to get to music that people can dance to, the music that I like to hear, which means many influences, many moods, many genres. It's not 'world music' in the way people use the phrase, but some other type of world music." - says Guerin.

Listen to “Day By Day” HERE

About Morgan Guerin

Morgan Guerin is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, and engineer. From composition to appearances on significant stages, Guerin has spent his life exploring new and exciting ways to navigate sound.

Born into a family of musicians right outside New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, and learning drums and saxophone before he reached double digits, the Louisiana and later Atlanta, Georgia native has a profound musical pedigree. Now 25 years old, Guerin holds a master’s degree in Jazz and has studied at the prestigious New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music and Berklee College of Music.

He’s performed on stages around the world, working with luminaries like Terri Lyne Carrington, Maurice Brown, Tyshawn Sorey, and Esperanza Spalding. He’s contributed work to two GRAMMY award-winning albums: Terri Lyne Carrington & Social Science’s “Waiting Game”; and Esperanza Spalding’s 2019 work “12 Little Spells”.

He’s released a series of acclaimed albums of his own (The Saga Trilogy) – the first of which was named by the Huffington Post as “one of the best Jazz albums of the year” - and he’s already been dubbed a “wunderkind saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist” by The New York Times.

About Candid Records

Between 1960 and 1963 founder, A&R man, and producer Nat Hentoff recorded over 30 extraordinary albums for the new Candid Records label. One cannot underestimate the breadth of these recordings - from bebop to the avant-garde, to blues. Candid sat dormant for years until Black Lion Records founder and producer, Alan Bates, bought the label in 1989. The next phase of Candid Records is happening now. Since its relaunch in 2021, the label has reissued ten titles from the Nat Hentoff years to high critical acclaim and, thanks to brilliant new releases, has received four GRAMMY awards – 2023 winners Terri Lyne Carrington and Wayne Shorter and 2022’s multiple GRAMMY winner Eliane Elias. Today’s Candid is not only committed to its legacy but looks forward to defining its future with the quality music that is synonymous with its elite heritage.