Larkin McLean's Fourth Album 'Ladybug' Now Available
Larkin McLean got her start sitting in at jazz clubs, taking piano lessons from Sarah Vaughan's accompanist George Gaffney, and studying Flamenco dance. You can hear it woven eloquently throughout her new record, 'Ladybug.' A follow-up to the well-received 'If You're a Wild Girl, Say Aye,' McLean first hit the scene with her self-titled album, which CD Baby declared as 'the best CD to have sex to.' Jazz Review described her voice as 'ever present to cajole, inflame, and inspire desire.'
