Peven Everett Studio Confessions Review  Album. Released 2002. 
BBC Review  An astounding hybrid of soul, jazz, hip hop and
Latin flavours, 'Studio Confessions'...  Joy Dunbar 2002  Studio
Confessions is the groundbreaking third album from maverick
Peven Everett. Before this enduring album hit the streets, Peven
had released an amazing 12 critically acclaimed singles
including timeless deep house classics like "Watch Them Come"
and the Roy Davis Jr collaboration and UK Garage smash
"Gabriel", that inspired the two-step movement.  The celebrated,
27-year-old underground artist from Illinois turned down a place
at Berkley School of Music to go touring with jazz legends Betty
Carter, Wynton Marsalis and Branford Marsalis. The multi-
talented performer plays an array of instruments including
piano, guitar, bass, trumpet and saxophone.  Studio Confessions
is difficult to classify as it flirts with every possible
musical genre from jazz to soul, house to hip-hop and Latino to
funk. It has a worldly, organic and ev