Leon Heale
Leon Heale is a double bass player heard on Australian jazz recordings for Move, supporting intimate vocal sessions with a steady acoustic foundation.
He plays double bass on Bossa Eyes (MD 3335), an acoustically spacious set that mixes bossa and samba rhythms with standards and original material.
He also appears as a performer on the debut jazz album Love Rhapsody (MCD 211), where small-group swing, ballads and Latin colours frame the voice.
Leon Heale appears on
Bossa Eyes
Laid-back jazz vocals drift over bossa and samba grooves in a programme inspired by Antônio Carlos Jobim. Familiar standards sit beside originals on an acoustically open set that favours space, lyric and a gentle Latin pulse.
Love Rhapsody
Emma Sidney’s debut jazz album Love Rhapsody traces love in every mood, from triumph to loss. Standards sit beside three of her own songs, sung with swing, Latin colour and intimate ballad feeling.