There's something undeniably seductive about jazz music- its glamour, sexuality and earnest, soulful roots all appeal to a comfortable, old-fashioned musical sensibility. Yet singer/songwriter Rosey is one of the select few who sees one step beyond the classic image and recognizes the genre as an entirely fresh form of pop music. A longtime jazz lover who began her eclectic career as a rock n' soul siren on Island/Def Jam, Rosey is unique in her ability to find the delicate balance between both eras on Luckiest Girl, her smoky, sensual, self-produced Quango debut.