This composition was licensed with the help of SecondHandSongs on November 19, 2020 for a Filipino drama film. A sync license was granted for all media in perpetuity use in worldwide.

Composers Heather Stebbins and Christopher Chandler explore their interest in the essence of sounds on the granular level through their advanced use of electronics integrated with innovative approaches to instrumental writing.

The Mercurial was a Hard Rock band from Long Island, New York that formed in 2004.

Mount Holly’s own bard is back with a wonderful new one, to be released April 7th on Ramseur Records.

Matthias Manasi is rated as one of the most sought-after and most outstanding conductors of his generation, earning himself a distinguished name both on the Opera and concert podiums.

Ghost Notes, released on the 7th April via Cognitive Shift Records, boldly explores human-robotic collaboration through mini electronic symphonies.

The publication of this album puts into greater light an unjustly forgotten composer, an eclectic and full rounded musician who contributed in many ways to the development of French music in the 20th century. José David was born on January 6th 1913 in the Sables-d’Olonne, and died in Juan-les-Pins in 1993. A prolific composer, deeply attached to his home country and open to the music of his time, his natural idiom was nonetheless largely inherited from the musical languages of the Romantics and of the composers of the Belle Epoque.

As the momentum continues to build for old-school blues rock trio GA-20, the band takes their expanding fanbase by storm with the release of its first full-length live LP, Live In Loveland. Featuring 11 rowdy, blistering performances (including five songs from 2022’s Crackdown, three from their 2019 debut Lonely Soul and three previously unrecorded tracks), Live In Loveland captures GA-20 feeding off the energy of the wall-to-wall crowd and delivering each song with raw emotion and body-shaking force.

T-Square (formerly known as The Square), stylized in all-uppercase T-SQUARE, is a Japanese jazz fusion band formed in 1976. They became famous in the late 1970s and early 1980s along with other Japanese jazz bands. They are known for songs such as "Truth", "Japanese Soul Brothers", "Takarajima", "Omens of Love", among others.

This Spring Brisa releases Hero Palo, an intimate electro pop addiction with an indie urban nod, a record kept secret for some time, made between London and Paris with young Brit producer Second Date.

A fan favorite, Blur’s 1993 sophomore album and critical breakthrough flew in the face of music created by their peers, and presented a pop encyclopedia of England to battle the influence of American grunge and the shoe-gazing, baggy affectations of their debut. Filled with melody, strings, brass and quintessential Englishness, the album’s modest success was followed by a successful UK tour, newly found respect evident in the end of year polls, and a strong indicator of where Blur were to go next.

With its fourth album "Seven Years" the Big Four quartet, led by saxophonist Julien Soro, celebrates seven years of successful collaboration and mutual musical discovery. These recordings provided a wonderful opportunity to work with the talented trumpeter, Quentin Ghomari. He is not only musical leader of the Papanosh quintet, but also a member of the larger ensemble Ping Machine. In this combined repertoire, with works composed by each of the musicians, the trumpeter introduces his own momentum and brings additional colours to the musical spectrum.

The 29-year-old internationally acclaimed Norwegian saxophonist-composer Marius Neset takes another bold step forward into the art of contemporary extended ensemble writing on his debut recording "Lion" for ACT. It’s a collaboration with the renowned Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, a project-based collective that since its formation in 1999 has toured Norway with stellar musicians that include Chick Corea, Pat Metheny and Joshua Redman.

One of Europe’s most venerated band leaders, Swiss pianist-composer George Gruntz fronted small and large groups stacked with international jazz greats. This double album represents the 1980 version of Swiss pianist/composer Gruntz’s celebrated all-star international ‘Concert Jazz Band’. Over the years, each one of Gruntz’s bands was stacked with a new set of jazz greats, but his aim was always to mold the band in the Ellingtonian fashion: each member was picked, not only because he fitted into the group concept; it was especially important that he contributed a unique creative color to the band’s palette.

My search for new sound worlds never ends. The half-Chilean guitarist and composer Christian Leonardo Zack finds a very unique way to create his guitar sound worlds.