Backtalk Unlimited is an independent record label with recording studios located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. We offer contemporary musical arrangements of original compositions and popular tunes on CD-ROM albums through our website, http://jarek00001.wixsite.com/backtalkunlimited. In addition, we offer a variety of musical services, including production of custom musical arrangements for clients, development of production music libraries, preparation of ringtones/musical telephone answering messages, and related services. One of our most popular services: We set our clients' poetry to music.
Sounds Like: Oscar Peterson, Gerry Mulligan
Latest News
September 12, 2011: Alan is this week's Featured Artist on IndieTracksLibrary.com. Check out Alan's spunky collection of jazzy and whimsical songs at http://www.indietrackslibrary.com/home
November 10, 2017: OUr 18th music CD was released on Magnatune.com. All tracks can be auditioned c/o the following URL:
http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/amarchand-shewaits?song=1
Alan Marchand, CEO of Backtalk U
Alan Marchand is CEO of Backtalk Unlimited, located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Alan is a classically trained musician (Cleveland Institute of Music, where he studied piano under Dorothy K. Price). He has acquired extensive experience as a composer/arranger, jobbing musician, and educator. Alan's musical style grew out of the Be-bop era in the 1960s. His music evolved by incorporating jazz harmonies and rhythms into popular, traditional, and ethnic music. Many of his recordings feature extensive baritone saxophone solos reminiscent of the styles made popular in the era of Gerry Mulligan, Art Pepper, and Serge Chaloff. Alan's musical arrangements feature small groups, usually piano, guitar and rhythm background with woodwind and brass harmony/lead and occasionally with added solo and/or harmony vocals. His original compositions and musical arrangements are highly textured and are intended to provide a showcase for the skilled musicianship of the performing artists.