Ben Tankard drops new album “Re-Imagined Songbook” and releases new music video

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Tankard’s latest album, titled “RE-IMAGINED SONGBOOK,” brings forth a new musical chapter in his illustrious career as the Godfather of Gospel Jazz. This distinguished album, which marks his BEST Smooth/Gospel/Jazz endeavor to date, consists of 14 carefully selected tracks that amalgamate both his personal favorites and beloved songs by popular artists, all reimagined and delivered with Tankard’s signature touch.

Kicking off the album is Tankard’s sophisticated rendition of Tamia’s hit “Can’t Get Enough,” which became the catalyst for the viral Tamia Line Dance. Throughout the album, Tankard collaborates with esteemed artists such as Gerald Albright on “Like The Dew” originally by Judith McAllister, Kirk Whalum on “It’s Working” by William Murphy, and Marion Meadows on the hit single “Rise,” claiming the top spot on Billboard Smooth Jazz Airplay/Mediabase Smooth Jazz Radio charts.

Serving as a testament to Tankard’s musical versatility and creative spirit, he enlists Shirley Murdock to breathe soulful life into the timeless 1972 classic “I’ll Take You There” by the iconic Staple Singers. This project is released under Tankard’s record label, Ben-Jamin’ Universal, and is now available on all major digital music platforms for fans to enjoy.

Tankard’s unparalleled musical journey spans numerous accolades, including 16 Stellar Awards, a Stellar Award Hall of Fame Induction in 2018, 3 GRAMMY® nominations, 8 Dove Awards, and nominations for NAACP Image Award and Soul Train Award. Placing his mark beyond the realms of music, Tankard also engages in motivational speaking for the NBA, along with pursuits such as authorship, aviation, mentorship, and hosting the Full Tank Podcast, where each episode brings forth inspiration, wisdom, and laughter with esteemed guests.

Amidst his vast achievements, Tankard prioritizes his family, fostering a harmonious home with his wife, Jewel Tankard, where they oversee a full house of children, grandchildren, and even a great-grandchild. Together, they successfully navigate various business ventures while also serving as pastors at their church. The power couple garners national attention through television appearances and their YouTube home video series, “Thicker Than Water: Season 4.”

Tankard’s musical prowess, often described as a divine gift, continues to captivate audiences as he shares his smooth, groovy melodies that inspire and uplift. Fans worldwide rejoice in the harmonious genius that Tankard delivers through his music, underscoring his undeniable impact in the realm of Smooth Jazz and Gospel genres.

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