Grammy Nominated Pianist, Composer, Arranger, Film & TV Scorer.
Everyone knows David Benoit’s soundtracks for the “Peanuts” telefilms, which have amassed over 20 radio chart-toppers, as well as his music for films produced by Clint Eastwood, Sally Field, and many others. His collaborations with artists as diverse as The Rippingtons, Faith Hill, David Sanborn, Marc Antoine, and CeCe Winans have earned him praise from both press and fans alike. His orchestral work with the Pacific Vision Youth Symphony (which he founded in 2001), the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the Philippine Philharmonic, but what truly sets this pianist and composer’s success apart is his ability to reinvent himself and be appreciated on both the jazz and smooth jazz scenes. “Timeless” presents about ten original compositions that reflect his passion for orchestral music, similar to what he could conceive for cinema, but this time in service of his vision of jazz, inviting Brian McKnight on the track “The Surest Things Can Change” perhaps to add a smooth touch to the whole.

"The Steinway Sessions" is Grammy-nominated pianist, composer and arranger David Benoit’s first ever solo piano record and to mark the occasion, he has chosen a repertoire of songs that are closely associated with him and his concert repertoire. This album contains several well-known covers, including Elton John’s "Your Song" and "Linus and Lucy" by Vince Guaraldi, as well as many of Benoit’s own compositions.

GRAMMY-nominated pianist/composer/ arranger David Benoit has reigned supreme as one the founding fathers of contemporary jazz. "2 In Love" shows other dimensions of his artistry, influenced by Stephen Sondheim, Burt Bacharach, Dave Grusin and Leonard Bernstein. Features vocalist Jane Monheit, the GRAMMY-nominated, cool-toned chanteuse from New York, who burst on the scene in 1998 as the first runner-up in the Thelonious Monk International Vocalist Competition.

Smooth jazz pianist David Benoit and singer Jane Monheit, both Grammy nominees, reunite on this holiday album following a highly-celebrated collaboration entitled "2 In Love". Benoit, his trio and Monheit are joined by the All-American Boys Chorus on this collection of heartwarming, holiday-themed favourites comprising trio, choral and orchestral renditions of the music of Richard Rodgers, Mel Tormé, Sammy Cahn and legendary Charlie Brown composer Vince Guaraldi, along with an original composition from Benoit.

The historic meeting of 2 contemporary jazz giants. These trailblazing artists have scored more than 25 #1 Smooth Jazz radio hits, sold over 2 million albums and toured the world over for more than 20 years. A perfect blending of these great artist's instrumental styles, "So Nice!" Combines the cool grooves of Smooth Jazz with the exotic sensuosity of Brazilian music, and the result is pure magic. Highlights include Antonio Carlos Jobim's classic samba "So Danco Samba", the popular international favorite "So Nice" and eight inspired Benoit/Antoine originals.

Drummer Alphonse Mouzon's fourth solo album, "The Man Incognito", was recorded in Los Angeles in late 1975 and released in 1976. Mouzon is surrounded on these nine original songs by a large and impressive group of musicians and backing vocalists including Tom Scott on saxophones, Lee Ritenour on guitar and keyboardists Dave Grusin, David Benoit and George Duke (billed here as Dawilli Gonga).