Artist: David Crawford Album: Date: 3/22/2007 Code Your Music Science code was generated based on the analysis results of your song. Please use the key below to interpret the results. Hit Grade Your song has been analyzed by its individual characteristics - melody, harmony, beat, tempo, rhythm, octave, pitch, chord progression, sonic brilliance, etc. using a process called spectral deconvolution. The results of this analysis have been compared the same results of the songs in the current US Hit database. In general, songs that achieve a 700 or greater are considered to be a Hit Grade and have hit potential. Please keep in mind that this technology does not evaluate whether your song sounds like a hit or not. Only our professional reports evaluate that, as do the professional A&R executives in music labels. In order to chart, a song must sound like a hit AND be promoted effectively. It must also have optimal mathematical patterns OR an over-riding social factor that can propel the song to success in spite of not having optimal mathematical patterns i.e. be released by a major artists at the top of their career; be in a national ad campaign, a hit movie or other vehicle that can compensate for the lack of optimal mathematical patterns. < Light BlueCode Light Blue Hit Grade 688 DAVID CRAWFORD Shangri-La Jazzer Inc. Welcome to Shangri-la… David Crawford’s musical, exotic utopia featuring sweet jazz flute, smooth grooves and tasty arrangements and production. I have always found that jazz flute adds an element of tranquility and depth to the music genre. David Crawford is no stranger to jazzing up the music scene. He has composed, arranged, produced and performed on a Who’s Who list of recording artists from Stevie Wonder, The Whispers and Isaac Hayes to Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle and Mary J. Blidge. This distinguished flutist mesmerizes and captivates on SHANGRI-LA, his second solo release for Jazzer Inc., with a consistent smooth jam that conjures up white linen, turquoise waters, bleached sandy beaches, bright sunbrellas, tropical drinks and swaying palm trees. This is a musical excursion to the tropics with songs like the sophisticated “Caribbean Nights,” the evocative “Brazilian Sunrise,” and the chilled and loungey “ Caribbean Swing.” Plus there’s a lovely version of the J5 smash, “Never Can Say Goodbye.” We expect big things from this delightful summer release. Escape to David Crawford’s SHANGRI-LA and fall into a listening environment that takes you to a faraway haven of eternal groove. ~SANDY SHORE