This 1990 album, The Color of the Truth, saw Meyers leaning into a more polished, contemporary sound that balanced his jazz sensibilities with commercial appeal. The record became a staple on urban contemporary and smooth jazz radio.
- The album was released on Warrior Records, a label known for its jazz and R&B artists. It was produced by Meyers himself, showcasing his multi-faceted talent. Meyers' signature keyboard work is on full display throughout the record.
- The album features a blend of instrumental tracks and vocal collaborations, aimed at a sophisticated adult audience. It charted on the Billboard Jazz Albums and R&B Albums charts.
- The Color of the Truth is representative of the smooth urban jazz sound popular in the early 1990s. Its warm tones and accessible melodies found favor with critics and radio programmers alike.
Bill Meyers is a keyboardist, composer, and producer with roots in jazz and soul. He came to prominence in the late 1980s for his work in smooth jazz and R&B.
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