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"Former Stanley Jordan saxman D'Breeon has stepped out front with DO IT, which delivers a new, smooth AC sound combining expressive vocals with impressive saxophone playing.[...]" - Music Connection.- " ...'Do It', is D'Breeon's 15 song record that flows from Motown vocal styles to Purple playing to current techno/acid/jazz grooves - and D'Breeon does it all - just does it, that is. The CD opens up with "Spirit Rise" - a showcase for his saxophone and sultry baritone as the darker Miles groove moves with the sexuality of Sade. Track 2, "Lovely Lady", in its Stylistics sound, is a ballad and wonderfully layered beauty, mp3'd here as a clip. One of the highlights of the disc is track 12's, "Gina". The tune features the soulful vocals that have more depth and character than many others in the genre. "Call Her" has a cool intro-opening, and the familiar pop R&B 80's groove will take you back to the "Lovergirl" time - cool and indicative of D'Breeon's versatility. The CD is an overall great effort - clearly D'Breeon has tremendous talent." - Earbuzz     "...a collection of jazzy space-age soul..." -Renegade "He's made a name for himself as a saxophonist, and now D'Breeon's doing the solo thing with DO IT, a collection of jazzy space-age soul. A multi-instrumentalist vocalist, D'Breeon has written and performed mostly everything on this debut, with especially strong sax work on the disc's slow jams ("Lovely Lady") and the Minneapolis dance/soul of "Call Her", as well as some deep lyrics ("Everything")..." -Geoff Wilbur's Renegade- "D'Breeon's album is a mixture of R&B, pop and jazz, with a dynamic character all his own. ...When invited to Paisley Park ( the studio belonging to Prince), D'Breeon laid down the track "Call Her" for ihs new album "DO IT". ...'D'Breeon has a lot of interesting instrumentation in his music', Pascoe said. ' ...he is very talented on the sax. I like how he uses synthesizers and a muffled saxophone sound.'..." - The Signpost -   Here's the place where you too can be a critic. Let us know how D'Breeon's music makes you feel and which one of his songs is your favorite. If you send in your response, he just may answer or even take your comments into consideration while writing his next hit album. We may also post your message on this page.(Please add a note to your message if your message is for D'BREEON personally only.) Your message to D'Breeon   In addition, if you like, please feel free to call your local radio station and request the radio single DO IT from the DO IT album and/or visit the MTV:Total Request website and ask for D'BREEON's Lovely Lady music video.   Here's what some fans had to say: "This is an amazing album. Two CDs - a lot of music and a great achievement for an indie artist. CD one features a lot of could-be hit R&B material. The first track "Rainbow" was the one I heard on the radio that got me interested in D'Breeon. There is a lot of versatility on these 2 CDS. D'Breeon sings and sometimes raps and plays the saxophone like no other. CD 2 features some very cool Urban Jazz that is great for an evening at home with friends." (Sarah Dunkin, Macon GA) "I really love "Lovely Lady". When I first heard it, it just gave me the chills. I am a mother of 2 and you know how much work that is. This song makes me feel appreciated. "Do It" makes me want to dance." (Cindy, CA.)   " Now, That is Sax!!! The Big fat Sub Bass is slammin too! Great! (Lance) "Dig that album. It always puts my fiance in the mood to DO IT." (Porsche14) "Thumbs up. Those slick sax grooves are dope: "BIG CITY", "Like the night", "Tell Me". Yo! (J.B.Johnson,NYC) "Everything" and "Urban Praise" are deep. I am a Christian myself and wish more pop music would deal with faith." (Conan, D.C.)   Your message to D'Breeon   Address for fan mail: Big Sound Records, ATTN: Fanmail, 22351 Ventura Blvd, Ste 182, Woodland Hills, CA 91364. To request a signed autograph include a self-addressed and stamped(55c) envelope(at least 8x10").