Here is the new music video for “A Warm, Fuzzy Feeling.”

This Friday, my original song “A Warm, Fuzzy Feeling” will be heard in the opening episode of the fifties astronaut drama “The Right Stuff” on Disney+.

I am launching a crowdfunding campaign for my fifth album project today. This will be my fifth album and my fourth crowdfunded album.

Here is the new music video for “Just A Fool Over You.”

Thisbe Vos—Modern Jazz Classic is currently ranking at No. 2 on the ReverbNation Jazz Chart for the Los Angeles region.

Here is the new music video for my song “Now You Are Here.”

Great news—an instrumental version of my original song “That’s All Right With Me” on last week’s episode of NBC’s crime drama “The Blacklist.”

For the last few months I have been a regular guest performer with pianist Kobayashi at the fabulous Bayside restaurant in Newport Beach.

Award-winning Dutch jazz singer and songwriter Thisbe Vos will be performing at the charming 17th Street Grill in Tustin.

Today is the release of my fourth studio album “Walking In The Sunshine”!

My band and I had a fun gig at an open house in Pacific Palisades recently. Wonderful acoustics in a beautiful house. :)

Tonight’s episode of “A Million Little Things” on ABC will include our Count-Basie style recording of “Jingle Bells.”

I am proud to announce that my original jazzy Christmas song “It’s Beginning To Snow” is included in the movie “A Majestic Christmas,” airing on The Hallmark Channel today.

I was delighted that our Count-Basie style recording of “Jingle Bells” made it into the Hallmark movie “Hope At Christmas,” which is airing on the Hallmark Channel today.

My original song “Under Your Spell” will air on the program “Tailor Made—New York” today.

Here are some shots from a recent private Christmas party. I was joined by some of my favorite musicians: Henry Franklin, Rick Olson and Nolan Shaheed.

My song “Its Beginning To Snow” will feature in tonight’s episode of the primetime TV show “Bull” on CBS.

I am launching a Facebook group for people who want to discover new and old classic-sounding jazz.

After performing here every Saturday night for two years, tonight is our last performance at the Warner Center Marriott in Los Angeles.

During my recent trip to Paris, I had a chance to meet the wonderful jazz singer Leslie Lewis and her husband, the pianist Gerald Hagan. They invited me to sit in at their show at Chez Papa jazz restaurant in the Saint-Germain district.