From the Label Rhythm of Love has already sensationalized listeners in the Smooth Jazz and New Adult Contemporary marketplace. At times Rozmus' music is positively upbeat. At others, it's a welcome breath of fresh air, or sonorous sensation for romantic interludest for winding down at day's end, or winding up the night beginning. Once one listensto the CD, one knows one's on to something special. Rhythm of Love begins with the funky, strut-your-stuff tune, "Penetrator", with double-tracked slapping bass lines -- in the capable hands of David Johnson -- makes you wanna' join Rozmus' flute in the dance.Another highlight, "Do it That Sexy Way", features Renata, singing the refrain during the chorus. Renata and her husband-to-be met while in college in Poland, forging their lives together through love and song. On this cut, Rozmus' flute line skirts over the percolating rhythm tracks, most of which he digitally created in his studio. Like Dave Valentin, this flutist is not just a master!of melody, but is equally adept as a percussionist (via computer programming). And, as in most other tracks on Rhythm of Love, Rozmus handles all the keyboards, sounding out textures that embellish but never overshadow his catchy melodies. "Little Kiss," with its urban groove and urbane melody, is becoming a favorite among Rozmus' fans in South Florida. Doubling your pleasure and his own fun, Rozmus creates two separate flute lines, which together play a silvery game of hide-and-seek, scampering around each other atop the bass, drums and percussion.Already popular among his South Florida listeners is "Sensual Love," destined to be an instrumental anthem for passionate couples everywhere. Rozmus plays all the parts himself through his studio wizardry -- bass, drums, percussion and keyboards-- delicately floating his soulful flute atop his musical massage. he Afro-Caribbean flavored "In Your Dreams" features Johnson's fretless bass muscling its way through multi-layered rhythms! , as Rozmus' flute, often hand-in-hand with the keyboards, ! jaunts around the main theme. Then it's Rozmus' turn to show off. Like Spyro Gyra's saxophonist Jay Beckenstein, Rozmus is a master at weaving profoundly melodic statements together, creating extended solos that are at once technically challenging yet always accessible. About the Artist Paul Rozmus is a talented musician and performer who is now poised to make his mark in the US. As we're writing this, his record "Rhythm of Love" has climbed to the chartbound status on the Gavin's Smooth Jazz tracking report. Originally from Poland, he's won numerous awards, and currently has a new single in a double-platinum album by polish mega star Natalia Kukulski. The talented flutist/keyboardist has just released his first, all-original contemporary jazz album, Rhythm of Love. In addition to his masterful flute playing, Rozmus is a consummate composer and arranger, penning all the songs on his debut CD."There are no boundaries in music," Rozmus states. "I grew up in a land where at one time there was political tension between the East and West, but with my music, I always felt free."Rozmus began studying classical piano when he was five years old, taking up the flute while in high school. He earned his Masters Degree in Composition and Arranging from the Poli! sh Academy of Music in Katowice, one of the most prestigious schools in the country. Since then, he's arranged and recorded over 200 productions, with several compositions making their way to the top of the Polish Pop Charts. An accomplished flutist and songwriter, Rozmus has toured Europe, Japan, and the US as both performer and bandleader.More recently since immigrating to the US in mid-80s, Rozmus has built his own state-of-the-art, 64-track digital recording studio, currently establishing his own record label and production company, all headquartered in Fort Myers, Fl.Since receiving airplay in South Florida and lately, in several parts of the country, Rhythm of Love has sensationalized many listeners in the Smooth Jazz and Adult Contemporary marketplaces. At times the music carries a strong R&B- flavored pulse or it can be delicate and sensual, just perfect for those more intimate moments or for quiet repose. Rozmus' compositions are well-crafted and woven together with h! is gifted musicianship.His studio savvy and productions ski! lls notwithstanding, it's Rozmus' live performances where his music - and flute playing - soar to new heights. In concert, Rozmus turns it up, cavorting to and fro to the grooving backbeat, engaging audiences with his animated personality. He fronts a stellar band which often highlights the vocals of Renata who also plays violin and keyboards.With a growing legion of fans and the release of Rhythm of Love, Rozmus looks forward to broader recognition. But it's not just about becoming successful commercially, for Rozmus, it's about making an affirmative statement through his music. Paul says, "I've always felt it was part of my destiny to create something which will leave a positive impression" In fashion, Rozmus dedicates Rhythm of Love to, "all who feel music and art have an unbreakable role in our society."