FULL ALBUM
Own The Complete Record
All 10 tracks, delivered as high-quality downloads. One purchase, the entire body of work.
.png)
THE ALBUM
What In The World
A touching smooth jazz album filled with gentle guitar and heartfelt piano driven melodic melodies.
GENRE
Smooth Jazz · Instrumental
The Story Behind “What In The World”
BEYOND THE ALBUM
A Legacy in Music Production
Beyond his work as a recording artist, Michael Angelo Saulsberry has built an extensive career as a music producer, collaborator, and composer — producing and working with some of the most respected names in music.
He was also signed with Quincy Jones for more than 15 years, with Quincy Jones serving as an important mentor throughout his career.
SELECTED ARTISTS & COLLABORATORS
15+ Years With Quincy Jones
Quincy Jones was an important mentor throughout Michael's professional journey and a significant part of his career in music.
Snoop Dogg
Busta Rhymes
Lionel Richie
Robin Thicke
Dr. Dre
Jill Scott
Faith Evans
Nate Dogg
David Bowie
Quincy Jones
Charlie Wilson
Warren G
Over the years, Michael produced and worked with artists whose careers included Top 5 hits and Grammy nominations.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Michael Angelo Saulsberry: A Sonic Journey
Welcome to Michael Angelo Saulsberry, where over 30 years of passion, creativity, and excellence converge.
Renowned musician, writer, and producer Michael Angelo Saulsberry has shaped the sound of generations, notably with his breakout R&B group Portrait.
Now with his latest project, "What N The World," he marks a bold transition into a smooth, jazz-infused soundscape that beautifully melds his soulful roots with contemporary appeal.
Join us on this captivating musical journey that promises to resonate with loyal fans and new listeners alike.
THE INSTRUMENTAL TURN
A bold transition into smooth, jazz-infused instrumental music that melds those soulful roots with contemporary appeal.
R&B ROOTS
Breakout success with the R&B group Portrait, writing and producing for generations of listeners.
CULTURE NEWS
Jazz Today
A great art form should invite brilliance from every corner of a culture. Excluding half the population for no good reason would choke half the creativity from literature or painting or music, would it not? But jazz hasn't been particularly welcoming to half of the population for the great bulk of its history, as events in 2017 started to expose. Women are speaking up (again) about the ways, explicit and otherwise, they have been excluded, abused, or discouraged. The historic stories of brilliant musicians like Melba Liston
GALLERY
Where Melodies Linger Long After The Lights Fade.
TESTIMONIALS
What People Are Saying
Voices of those who felt the emotion and energy behind every song.