"For its jaw-dropping chutzpah, Stealing Genius deserves a JUNO Award," said the Toronto Star's Peter Goddard. Stealing Genius producer Feisal Patel wanted to make an album with William Sperandei for years. "William is the best trumpet player I've heard. When I first heard him, I couldn't believe he was playing in this small club in Toronto." William, who studied with Ellis Marsalis in New Orleans, has played with some of the best, including Wynton Marsalis, Andrea Bocelli, David Foster and more. William and Feisal both wanted to work with a singer, but they had a very specific idea of what they were looking for – a jazz singer who loved melody. After years of searching, they found Amy. Amy's singing background is jazz and musical theatre so "she understands the art of singing as an expression of words," William says. "Her tone is incredibly beautiful and she feels the lyrics." Amy is just as big a fan of William's. "William is amazing. He stands there and music pours out of him. And it's different every time and it's brilliant every time. He plays with so much imagination and fire." Together, they set out on a journey through some of the most beautiful melodies of the 20th century.