Chris shares some behind-the-scenes info on three more tracks from his new album, All of Me. With a March 1 release date, the excitement is building! Featured on the singer's fifth album are Danny Green Trio, Peter Sprague and his longtime friend and musical partner, Drew Massicot.

Two of the songs are Hassett's own compositions — the up-tempo "You Must Have Known I Loved You" and the poignant "A Song for Kim" which he wrote as a loving tribute to his recently deceased friend.

​With a warm, expressive baritone, Chris sings standards, ballads, Broadway classics and originals with unflagging fervor and commitment to his craft. This will be an album you will enjoy again and again.

In this second blog post on his new album, All of Me (March 2016), Chris talks about his two original songs on the album: the up-tempo "You Must Have Known I Loved You" (Danny Green arrangement) and the tribute to his recently departed friend, "A Song for Kim."

With thirteen tracks ranging from jazz to folk to Broadway to pop, Chris has never had more fun putting an album together. And he lined up a great group of musicians, too.

Look for more video blogs from Chris on his new album. And his YouTube channel is likely to have some full-length clips from recent performances. OK, ready? Here we go!

Chris holds forth on his back deck to fill in friends and fans on his soon-to-be-released album, All of Me (March 2016). With thirteen tracks ranging from jazz to folk to Broadway to pop, Chris has never had more fun putting an album together.

And he worked with a great group of musicians, too! Danny Green (piano) as well as Danny Green Trio, rounded out by Justin Grinnell (bass) and Julien Cantelm (drums). peter Sprague acted as studio engineer and graces the album with his extraordinary guitar work on four tracks. Finally, Drew Massicot provides keyboard accompaniment for Chris on five of the album's tracks.

​Look for more video blog posts on the album in the coming days.

OK, I know the suspense is killing you — so click the video, already!