Sunday Bolero is pianist and producer Tyler Greenfield's debut album. Following a love for latin music, Greenfield connected with an array of Cuban musicians in NY, including the acclaimed Cuban singer Xiomara Laugart. The album features Laugart on classic boleros including "Nosotros" and "Sabor a Mí". Aside from Xiomara's presence, Sunday Bolero provides the masterful rhythms of percussionist Gabriel "Chinchilita" Machado and bassist Jorge Bringas. The talented Cuban trumpeter Kalí Rodríguez-Peña is a welcomed guest and brings a distinctly Cuban feel to tracks such as "Siboney". Sunday Bolero can be enjoyed by jazz lovers looking to acquiaint, or reacquiaint themselves with classic Cuban treasures, songs written by some of the country's most famous composers: Ernesto Lecuona, René Touzet, Pedro Junco – as well as more recent numbers from Paquito D'Rivera . It can perhaps be the background to a relaxing Sunday afternoon. In fact the album's title was inspired by Señor Bolero, a radio program which aired every Sunday, playing bolero classics selected by the Dominican-born host Francis Méndez. In December, Tyler met with Méndez, whose his signature is printed on the inside of the vinyl version of Sunday Bolero. Greenfield took no shortcuts to provide a musical, audiophile-quality recording. The album is mastered (and cut for vinyl) by the legendary Bernie Grundman. Vinyl lovers! Sunday Bolero is available for order as a 180-gram LP, printed in a beautiful gatefold jacket.