Marshall Charloff

Coming from fronting the greatest Prince tribute show in the world, working with the Atlanta
Rhythm Section and writing and producing the Commodores, Marshall Charloff has now embarked on a smooth jazz journey.
Marshall has performed nationwide fronting world-class symphonies in most major cities
in the US and Canada, played keys in the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and continues to tour fronting the celebrated Purple Xperience. Marshall has had a number of previous commercial releases - some that charted in Billboard Magazine. “Marshmallow Fields” - was a production team consisting of Marshall Charloff, Grammy winner John Fields, and Steven “Funkytown” Greenberg, who collaborated on a single that landed on Billboard’s Top 100 dance charts. More recently, with an early version of “What If”, Charloff landed another Billboard accolade: #10 on the Billboard Hot Singles sales chart. Other Marshall recordings include the album “94 East,” featuring Prince, on which Marshall played keyboards and bass, and his previous solo R&B/Soul record entitled “Marsha11 Eleven”. With his past experiences and skill sets, it is a natural and easy transition to step outside of his Prince day job and settle into this Smooth Jazz lane in order to bring his large existing fan-base a taste of what Marshall Charloff loves to do.
Marshall’s work has been described by critics as “soulful, delicate, and sensual”; and features “sultry grooves and fanciful retro keys with a laid back vibe”.