Still Blooming Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra

• 1 I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) 03:44
• 2 The Grease Patrol 05:53
• 3 We'll Meet Again 04:14
• 4 Blue Minor 04:32
• 5 The Best Is Yet To Come 04:31
• 6 Bye-Ya 04:53
• 7 Stella By Starlight 04:23
• 8 Bouncing With Bud 02:52
• 9 Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye 04:43
• Total Runtime 39:45

Info for Still Blooming

Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra are set to release their new album, Still Blooming, on 25th April 2025. Fresh from his starring roles in Kaos and the hit Wicked movie, Goldblum returns to the piano, joined by guest vocalists to be revealed! The album showcases reimagined jazz standards alongside original compositions, highlighting Goldblum’s enduring passion for jazz.

Still Blooming highlights Goldblum’s collaboration with extraordinary artists, each adding their unique flair to the project. This release is a joyful exploration of jazz, filled with energy, emotion, and timeless charm.

Goldblum opens the album with ‘I Don’t Know Why (I Just Do)’ featuring the incandescent artistry of Ariana Grande, who once again demonstrates her phenomenal range. The unstoppable force that is Cynthia Erivo infuses the wartime-era classic ‘We’ll Meet Again’ with her emotion, hope, and truth. And Maiya Sykes, a veteran of everything from swing to soul, takes the jazz standard ‘Stella By Starlight’ to another level with her improvisational scat stylings. Thoroughly enjoying this newest musical adventure, Goldblum himself treats us to his own vocals on ‘Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye’.

Over the course of his music career (which began with regular performances at Los Angeles’ Rockwell Table and Stage), Goldblum has collaborated with the likes of Norah Jones, Randy Newman and more. He released his debut album, The Capitol Studio Sessions, in 2018—his most recent EP, Plays Well With Others, came out in 2023.

Jeff Goldblum, vocals (track 9), musical direction
The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra
Ariana Grande, vocals (track 1)
Cynthia Erivo, vocals (track 3)
Scarlett Johansson, vocals (track 5)
Maiya Sykes, vocals (track 7)

Jeff Goldblum
is quite simply, Hollywood royalty. Not only has he appeared in some of the biggest and most ground-breaking films of all time, but he is also known to appear in a variety of indie projects much closer to his heart. For his contribution to the world of acting, he was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2018. He also directed the Acadamey Award winning short film Little Surprises and taught acting at Playhouse West with Robert Carnegie.

Goldblum has featured in some of the biggest franchises of all time- The Fly in 1986, which propelled him into the spotlight and earned him a Saturn Award for Best Actor, Jurassic park and its follow up sequels, one of the most ambitious and incredible franchises of its time, and Independence Day in 1996, one of the biggest box office draws of all time and its sequel a decade later. Away from the silver screen, Goldblum has featured as the voice of the iMac and iBook commercials for Apple and created his own theatre company, The Fire Dept. In 2018, a 25 ft statue of Goldblum was unveiled in London to celebrate 25 years of Jurassic park. The following year, Disney announced the show The World According To Jeff Goldblum on its streaming service.

Aside from acting, Goldblum is an accomplished musician- he has a jazz band, Jeff Goldblum And The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, that he plays with most Wednesday nights at the Rockwell Club in Los Angeles. In 2018, he was signed by Decca Records and produced his debut studio album, The Capitol Studios Sessions. A year later, this was followed by I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This. He was so successful, he even appeared at Glastonbury music festival in the UK in 2019.

This album contains no booklet.