Tapped by Ruben Blades as a guest vocalist on his 2003 album Mundo, Luba Mason delivered a rendition of “Danny Boy” that was hailed as “celestial” by the L.A. Times and “soaring” by the Boston Globe. Theatregoers already knew Luba from her starring roles on Broadway in Jekyll and Hyde, The Capeman, and How to Succeed, but Mundo opened up a whole new audience. Her performance left fans thirsting for more; now Luba steps into the spotlight with her astonishing debut album, an electrifying blend of Latin, pop, jazz, theatre, and folk.

In Time Out New York, James Gavin raved, "Luba Mason, the sultry ice-blond costar of The Capeman and Jekyll & Hyde, is as alluring on her new CD as she is on Broadway.  Born of Slovak parents, Mason has a tart, muscular voice with a brain behind it, and a lot of bristling Eastern European passion. She brings out the edge in both Tom Waits’s tender apology ‘Take Me Home,’ and in an unsentimental country-rock arrangement of ‘Mr. Bojangles.’ In Mason’s hands, [Ruben] Blades’s Spanish translation of ‘The Look of Love’ sounds even sexier than the original.”

1. Moondance
(Van Morrison)

2. The Calm Before the Storm
(Lou Reed & Ruben Blades)

3. Look of Love
(Burt Bacharach & Hal David)

4. Six° of Azimuth
(Jim Keller & Robert Secret)

5. Embroidered
(Gerry Mulligan & Jane Duboc)

6. I Can See Clearly Now
featuring Ruben Blades
(Johnny Nash)

7. Cherry, Cherry
(Neil Diamond)

Luba Mason, the multi-talented singer/actress whose debut album from PS Classics “Collage” features an array of styles from Folk, to Latin and Jazz, is currently touring “The Collage Concert” to much acclaim nationwide.

PS Classics had a chance to catch up with Mason and give listeners and fans some insight into this remarkable talent, her album “Collage” and upcoming projects.

Visit Luba's website at www.LubaMason.com.