Champian Fulton
Born in Oklahoma, Champian Fulton has established herself as a world-class jazz pianist and vocalist, earning international acclaim. Her eighth and latest album, Speechless, is a striking departure as her first all-instrumental recording, showcasing her exquisite piano artistry in a trio setting with bassist Adi Meyerson and drummer Ben Zweig. The deep musical rapport within this trio shines throughout the album, allowing them to reach new heights of creative expression with flawless cohesion.
A vibrant figure on the New York jazz scene, Fulton has shared the stage with musical royalty such as Lou Donaldson, Frank Wess, Eric Alexander, Buster Williams, and Louis Hayes. Internationally, her swinging style and charismatic performances have positioned her as a passionate guardian of jazz’s rich legacy. Her musical heroes include Bud Powell, Red Garland, Erroll Garner, Count Basie, Sarah Vaughan, and Dinah Washington.
Recognized as a Rising Jazz Star by the DownBeat Critics Poll, Fulton’s “galvanizing presence” (The New Yorker) and “alluring musical presentation” (The New York Times) have made her a charming and vital steward of the mainstream jazz tradition.
Born in Oklahoma, Champian Fulton has established herself as a world-class jazz pianist and vocalist, earning international acclaim. Her eighth and latest album, Speechless, is a striking departure as her first all-instrumental recording, showcasing her exquisite piano artistry in a trio setting with bassist Adi Meyerson and drummer Ben Zweig. The deep musical rapport within this trio shines throughout the album, allowing them to reach new heights of creative expression with flawless cohesion.
A vibrant figure on the New York jazz scene, Fulton has shared the stage with musical royalty such as Lou Donaldson, Frank Wess, Eric Alexander, Buster Williams, and Louis Hayes. Internationally, her swinging style and charismatic performances have positioned her as a passionate guardian of jazz’s rich legacy. Her musical heroes include Bud Powell, Red Garland, Erroll Garner, Count Basie, Sarah Vaughan, and Dinah Washington.
Recognized as a Rising Jazz Star by the DownBeat Critics Poll, Fulton’s “galvanizing presence” (The New Yorker) and “alluring musical presentation” (The New York Times) have made her a charming and vital steward of the mainstream jazz tradition.