The Modern Era (2012–Present)
Fully realized production, collaborations, and the contemporary jazz aesthetic of Brian Grace Music.
The Modern Era represents Brian Grace’s most refined and fully realized musical identity - a fusion of jazz, cinematic textures, and contemporary production shaped by decades of evolution. These albums highlight expanded harmonic language, emotional storytelling, and collaborations with Grammy‑winning musicians, forming a polished sonic landscape that defines Brian Grace Music today.
Across four major releases - The Streets of San Francisco (2015), Stratosphere (2017), Long Beach (2022), and the upcoming The Final Grace Note (2027) - Brian’s sound reaches its most expressive and mature form. Each project contributes to a body of work that is both intimate and expansive, revealing an artist fully in command of his craft.
This era is the culmination - the sound of mastery, collaboration, and artistic clarity.
The Albums of the Modern Era
Four albums that define Brian Grace’s contemporary jazz identity — from cinematic fusion to expressive storytelling.
The Streets of San Francisco
A cinematic jazz‑fusion breakthrough inspired by Brian’s years living and performing in San Francisco - blending groove, atmosphere, and urban storytelling into a fully formed modern sound.
Stratosphere
A soaring, modern jazz‑fusion EP featuring Grammy‑winning and Grammy‑nominated collaborators - Jeff Richman, Mike Miller, John Daversa - and Brian on keyboards across most tracks.
Long Beach
A reflective, atmospheric fusion album shaped by the spirit of Brian’s home city - blending jazz, ambient textures, and melodic storytelling into a personal portrait of place and memory.
The Final Grace Note
The newest chapter in Brian’s catalog - blending jazz‑fusion, cinematic storytelling, and emotional depth into a polished, expressive, forward‑looking statement of artistic clarity.