Remler's debut album, "Transitions," arrived with considerable buzz in 1983, showcasing her prodigious talent and establishing her as a formidable voice in contemporary jazz. The album is a confident statement of intent, featuring a blend of original compositions and standards that highlight her impressive technical skill and improvisational prowess.
- "Transitions" was produced by Carl Jefferson and recorded at PER Studios in Oakland, California.
- The album features a supporting cast of notable jazz musicians including Bob Maize on bass and Greg Hutchinson on drums.
- "Transitions" received positive reviews upon its release, marking Emily Remler as a significant new talent in the jazz guitar landscape.
Emily Remler was an American jazz guitarist, known for her virtuosic technique and compositions that blended traditional jazz with contemporary influences. She emerged in the early 1980s, quickly gaining recognition for her distinctive playing style and innovative approach to jazz guitar.
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