“I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Yellowjackets on their GRAMMY nomination for Fasten Up. It was an honor to collaborate with them on ‘The Lion’. The Yellowjackets continue to inspire with their creativity, musicianship, and dedication to the art of jazz. I’m proud to be a small part of this extraordinary project.”
— Raul Midón

Raul Midon is a man who sees with sound. Blind since infancy, he has made a life—and a formidable body of work—guided by his ears, his intuition, and his insistence on carving his own path.

The sensational New Mexico-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Raul Midón returns with a new album, Lost & Found, due on 27th September via ReKondite Records.

His thirteenth album in a solo career that stretches back 25 years to 1999, Midón produced the Lost & Found and engineered it, a considerable feat considering the 58-year-old has been blind since infancy.

Raul Midon is a musician who prefers a mix of “smooth folk”, “alt-pop” and “jazz” in his music. He is an entertainer who skillfully combines these genres in his live performances and manages to entertain and entertain his audience with high energy and fun.

“In music, repetition leads to freedom,” explains Raul Midón during his stop at Philadelphia’s World Cafe Live. If what the two-time Grammy nominee says is true, he must be the most free person, and his live show proves that.

From singing background vocals for Shakira and recording house music in New York, to successfully creating 13 solo albums of Latin jazz, pop and soul, Raul Midón has proved he is a lucky man.