Fueled by recent collaborations with legendary Motown songwriter Lamont Dozier (The Supremes, The Four Tops) and King of Blue Eyed-Soul, Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals), Luke McMaster’s newest album is brimming with soulful holiday cheer! Jam-packed with Christmas favourites old and new, animated horn arrangements, irresistible rhythms and McMaster’s trademark tenor, this is one CHRISTMAS PRESENT you’ll delight in for years to come.
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“Christmas Present gives us the warmth and timelessness that we love about great Christmas albums. McMaster’s vocals are soulful and the perfect modern sound for these Motown reimaginings. I highly recommend adding “Christmas Present” to your playlist.” - Todd Killian
“Luke McMaster's high-octane [Christmas Must Be Tonight] cover could be Santa's hype song. Gloriously soulful and celebratory, this puts the shimmy in the sacred in the best way possible.” - Andrea Warner
Icons of Soul is a collection of new soul classics composed with legendary writers Lamont Dozier (Holland-Dozier-Holland) and Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals) plus fresh covers of their chart toppers, performed with McMaster’s unmistakably soulful tenor.
This cool 16 GB USB key features the Songs of Smokey album.plus plenty of free room to use as you wish!
(2019) “My Favorite Time Of Year”, is a collection of all original Christmas songs. From the soulful ballad "Home For Christmas", the celebratory "My Favorite Time Of Year" to the deeply moving Jim Brickman collaboration "The Christmas Prayer”, we set out to craft an album that honours Christmas classics of old while moving boldly into the future.
A collection of Christmas classics such as Baby Please Come Home, White Christmas and Silent Night along with Luke's hit holiday single with Jim Brickman "Merry Christmas Beautiful"
(2016) Trending is a breakthrough collection of original tracks that fuse retro funk, classic soul and contemporary R&B.
(2013) Luke's debut solo album All Roads, is about life's twists and turns. It's about never knowing what's around the next corner, but having faith that your heart will eventually lead you home, to what matters most.
