"Until Tomorrow" is a dazzling blend of standard and contemporary jazz that once again features Sean Bray (as producer, arranger and leader) along with several top-notch Canadian jazz players. Splitting the acoustic bass duties are two acclaimed, but divergent players: Artie Roth and Jim Vivian. Also sharing the spotlight are two highly-in-demand drummers Barry Romberg and Ted Warren. Special guests include popular Boston-based vibraphonist Matthias Lupri and celebrated saxophone player Mike Murley (of Metalwood fame).

This CD features several original compositions (penned by Bray and Wolfe) as well as fresh interpretations of classics like Detour Ahead, Alone Together, Don't Go To Strangers, What Is This Thing Called Love, Day By Day and When You Wish Upon A Star.

"I'm real excited about this new album..." says Wolfe. "It's an exciting time for Canadian jazz artists and it's important for me to get out there and expand my audience." Wolfe also adds, "I'm in a more laid back space these days and I've learned to trust the moment of creation in jazz… that trading of energy when you work with great players. There's nothing like it!"