“Night Music”, produced by St. Paul Peterson and featuring Ricky Peterson, Lenny Castro, and some other amazing musicians proves to be one of Grady’s funkiest songs yet in his expansive career. The new single and music video is dedicated to David Sanborn and the impact that he had on Grady’s desire to be a saxophonist. He was and is undoubtedly Grady’s biggest influence. Sanborn’s TV show “Night Music” was ahead of its time and featured an impressive who’s who of musicians getting together and jamming for, on a lot of occasions, the first time. This led Nichols to name the song “Night Music” as the spirit of the song reflects what happened on the TV show every week. Throughout a career spanning over two decades, Nichols has crafted ten highly acclaimed albums and performed extensively, opening for such luminaries as Luciano Pavarotti, Ray Charles, Al Green, Wayman Tisdale and The Beach Boys. A riveting live act, his repertoire runs the gamut from his own original songs to pop/rock classics and Motown hits. His songwriting and musicianship have earned him the respect of his peers, and his albums have featured such acclaimed guest vocalists as Chicago’s Bill Champlin, Leigh Nash of Sixpence None the Richer, Andy Chrisman of 4Him and award-winning songwriter Zac Maloy.