Flugelhorn and trumpet really rock her boat. Cindy Bradley left some imposing traces in the sand of the smooth jazz genre with Just A Little Bit (2007), Bloom (2009), Unscripted (2011) and Bliss (2014). Natural (2017) is her fourth album in connection with the label Trippin' n' Rhythm. The set opens with Girl Talk, a funky exchange of blows between Cindy on trumpet and Paula Atherton on sax. Sax veteran Paula had invited Cindy on her fourth album Ear Candy (2015) and the opening track is according to the principle of mutuality a great thank-you with positive effect. On Category A Cindy works together with outstanding guitarist Chris Standring, who has a superb knack for the perfect sonic twist. Music lovers will recognize parallels to groundbreaking pieces of pop history. Everyone But You touches a romantic chord within the listener with unadulterated sound of the flugelhorn and an acoustic guitar of classical characteristic. The meaning of the title Vibralux will be revealed, when one mingles vibrancy, the quality of being vibrant, with lux, the derived unit of luminance or illumination. The magical formula of discovering shining music. Imagine That merges symbiotically flugelhorn with horn harmonies and out of this rises the sound of sax. The epitome of trumpet and sax in a creation of sonic balance. Clean Break is continually evolving from a disco like stomping beat to a funky bridge. Bradley breaks out from the closed manege of rhythm and enjoys the sensation of ar