Media and booking contact
Call 828-707-0564 or email us today. Mailing address: Eve Haslam, PO Box 7282, Asheville, NC 28802.
Debut album release
Eve Haslam's debut album, A Thousand Years Ago, will be officially released on April 1, 2013. This album, available on CD ( preorder online now) and MP3 ( download now), features several favorite bossa novas and ballads with a special introduction to original compositions by her dad, Herb Haslam.
Press copies of the album are available upon request by calling 828-707-0564, or email.
Satin Steel Jazz musicians
Matt Getman, Eve Haslam, Mike Holstein & Brian Felix
Satin Steel Jazz performs to suit your initmate event from a duo to a sextet with Eve Haslam's vocals backed by string bass, flute, trumpet, saxophone, piano, percussion and/or guitar, showcasing the classics in jazz swing and Bossa Nova. Not uniformed by members, Satin Steel Jazz is a collaboration of the finest musicians throughout North Carolina.
Some of the musicians performing with Satin Steel include:
Piano
Brian Felix
Michael Jefry Stevens
Bill Bares
Bill Gerhardt
Richard Schulman
Bass
Zack Page
Danny Iannucci
Jim Simmons
Bruce Lang
Mike Holstein
Trevor Stoia
Drums
Justin Watt
Cello
Aaron Coffin
Bob Blaise
Vibes & Percussion
Byron Hedgepeth
Miles Marley
Guitar
Dan Keller
Andy Page
Bruce Lang
Mark Guest
James Hammel
Trumpet
Rich Willey
Flute & Saxaphone
George Clifford
Studio and production
Bruce Lang at Big Creek Recording
Stephen Smith at SOUNDSMITHS
Videography, Photography, and Media Design
Taylor Hellhake
Frank Zipperer Photography
Drew Douglas
Eve's beautician
Beau Monde' Salon & Spa
Performance schedule
View calendar
 Brian Felix, Eve Haslam, & Bruce Lang
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Eve Haslam press photos and bio
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New York born and bred, Eve Haslam is the visionary for the newly launched Satin Steel Jazz Ensemble out of Asheville, North Carolina.
From early childhood, Eve was the vocalist for her Juilliard-grad composer dad, Herb Haslam. In the fifth grade they co-composed a four-part piece for the school chorus, performed at graduation. By senior high she was exempt from her music studies and was selected with five other members for the first a capella group of her county called "The Minstrels."
Later she studied under the late Europe-reknowned opera coach, James Partridge.
Today, her vocal styles are influenced by Sarah Vaughan, Diane Schuur, Anita O'Day, Elis Regina, Gal Costa, Nancy Wilson, and Keely Smith.
"Some of my favorite Brazilian singers have a natural muted tone and sing songs that tell a raw story relevant to a day in the life or a relationship. This is hard to mimic and does no justice to a Jobim composition without capturing this flavor."
Her vision for Satin Steel started in 2008 with the desire to capture organic sounds of an all-acoustic group. "I came up with the name with some girlfriends over dinner, and every name would sound like Sweet Basil, we couldn't stop including food in the title," says Eve. "After calling my dad with each one, he finally said, 'Keep it out of the kitchen!' That's when we came up with Satin Steel, which captures my hard and soft edges. It was a fun night."
Eve resides just outside of Asheville with her three loving AND well behaved dogs: Kaya, Sampson and Shannon. Along with her music career, she's a published writer and a self-made business consultant for small business owners. Her consulting business is Giving Voice Network. |
