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alexis cole a kiss in the dark one step chesky recordsALEXIS COLE A KISS IN THE DARK (ONE STEP) Chesky Records AUDIOPHILE PRESSING ONE STEP PRESSING ON 180G VINYL Title: A Kiss In The Dark Artist: Alexis Cole Genre : Vocal Jazz, Audiophile Label: Chesky Records Configuration: 180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP After eight albums on various labels, New York native Alexis Cole joined audiophile focused Chesky Records in 2014 for " A Kiss in the Dark ," which showcased the company's innovative binaural

ALEXIS COLE - A KISS IN THE DARK (ONE-STEP) | Chesky Records

AUDIOPHILE PRESSING ONE STEP PRESSING ON 180G VINYL

  • Title: A Kiss In The Dark
  • Artist: Alexis Cole
  • Genre : Vocal Jazz, Audiophile
  • Label: Chesky Records
  • Configuration: 180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP

After eight albums on various labels, New York native Alexis Cole joined audiophile-focused Chesky Records in 2014 for " A Kiss in the Dark ," which showcased the company's innovative binaural recording technique. Featuring Cole and her band (guitarist Saul Rubin, saxophonist and clarinetist Dan Block, bassist Pat O'Leary, and drummer Phil Stewart) performing live with a single high-resolution microphone, "A Kiss in the Dark" found the velvety-voiced singer delving deeply into early jazz history, giving a contemporary twist to songs primarily from the late 1910s and early 1920s. Ranging from uptempo swingers ("Chicago, That Toddlin' Town") and evocative blues ("Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out") to dreamy ballads ("Indian Summer"), "A Kiss in the Dark" demonstrates why Alexis Cole's golden voice belongs among the most prestigious of American jazz singers. The album, reissued on 180g One Step Pressing vinyl LP, was released on October 17, 2025.

Side A

  • Ain't We Got Fun
  • Whip-poor-will
  • Do You Ever Think of Me?
  • Limehouse Blues
  • Chicago, That Toddlin' Town

Side B

  • Bimini Bay
  • Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
  • A Kiss in the Dark
  • Indian Summer
  • Turn Back the Universe and Give Me Yesterday
  • Let the Rest of the World Go By

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