Guitarist H Allan steps into the spotlight with "Apt 251"

CHICAGO - Rezul -- CHICAGO  – Guitarist H Allan returns with a vibrant new single, "Apt 251,"

an upbeat, radio-friendly smooth rock instrumental featuring his signature nylon classical guitar

work. Now available on iTunes, Spotify, and all major digital platforms, "Apt 251" continues

a tradition of meticulously crafted, high-energy instrumentals from the Chicago-based musician

whose music has landed on the Billboard Smooth Jazz "Most Added" Chart—twice.

Like his previous singles "Stiletto Heels" (2017) and "BAM!" (2020), "Apt 251" features a

lineup of elite musicians. Keyboardist Ron Reinhardt and drummer Eric Valentine Jr., both

longtime collaborators of saxophonist Richard Elliot, return to help bring H Allan's vision to life.

Allan played all guitars and programmed the track's groove-heavy bassline. The song was mixed

and mastered by Robert "Bobby" Martin, the multi-instrumentalist, engineer and producer

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known for his work with Frank Zappa.

A lifelong musician, Allan picked up the guitar at age 8. Over the years, he has built a loyal local

following, playing in a variety of Chicago-based bands including The H Allan Band, Cougar,

New Jersey, and Hit List. His performances blend rock chops with melodic finesse, appealing to

both contemporary jazz and soft rock audiences.

Allan first gained national attention with "Stiletto Heels," a reimagined guitar cover of the

Richard Elliot sax classic. Upon its release, the single tied as the #1 Most Added track on the

Billboard BDS Smooth Jazz Chart. His 2020 follow-up, "BAM!", also debuted as a Most

Added track, confirming Allan's unique voice in the smooth jazz-rock fusion space.

Even before chart success, Allan had a brush with national fame. In 2010, he auditioned live

onstage for Season 5 of NBC's "America's Got Talent," performing for a packed house at The

Chicago Theatre. While the cheering crowd was on his side, the celebrity judges didn't see him

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as a "Vegas act." Nevertheless, the experience added fuel to Allan's long-running dedication to

his craft.

With "Apt 251," Allan kicks off a new chapter in his recording career. The song is the first in a

series of original tracks he plans to release in the coming months, each rooted in melodic

storytelling and guitar-driven energy.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/142k0GpmPXGGfLejVXVJhP
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hallanjazz/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HAllanBand/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i82D60mD5k



For fans of: Richard Elliot, Peter White, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, and George Benson.