The Jazz Revue is a musical artist that performs jazz interpretations of classical music. The group was founded in 2010 by pianist and arranger Michael Brown. The Jazz Revue has released two albums, "Cello Suite No. 1" and "Dance of the Cygnets." The group has performed at a variety of venues, including the Kennedy Center and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Matthew Scottoline has grafted the best qualities of '90s bubblegum power pop–the pitch-perfect songwriting, the pop-rock sheen, the borderline saccharine vocal melodies–onto something far more raw and emotionally resonant. Don't Look Back is striking in its tenderness and candor–approximately half of the lyrics on the record concern the deterioration of an 11-year relationship Scottoline was in, with the other half being a celebration of new love.

All the herbs have been smoked. Datashock deliver a new album: “Geltungsbereich Universum”. Their second for Bureau B and the eighth in a career as an internationally active collective of musicians which has spanned two decades (so far). Space is the place, as the moonstruck sparrows sing from the rooftops, or is the Earth the most beautiful place in the universe? Some say yes, others no. Datashock say nothing at all.

Turnstile and BadBadNotGood have shared a surprise joint EP, New Heart Designs. The EP reimagines three songs from Turnstile’s 2021 album Glow On, “Mystery,” “Alien Love Call” ft. Blood Orange, and “Underwater Boi.”

Al Staehely is a singer/songwriter from the 1970s. He was featured in Spirit, The Staehely Brothers, The Nick Gravenites / John Cipollina Band and recorded with labels such as Epic and Polydor.

There are moments that are forever imprinted in one’s mind. Feelings and impressions from scenes past from decades before can be recalled instantaneously with the appropriate trigger. These memories shape lives and attitudes, whether recalled impeccably or distorted by time.

Composer and Guitarist Morten Georg Gismervik´s new album «Dunes at Night» explores two completely different characters.

Christine Corvisier decided to refresh and reinvent the world’s famous chansons of her Childhood (from Aznavour, Piaf etc) through her arrangements with a total new modern jazz aspect. The aesthetic and concept of the band are based on a natural acoustic sound with plenty of room for improvisation and highlighting the solo qualities of all the musicians.

Joyful Noise Recordings announce Alternate Forms, a track-by-track reworking of Academy Award and BAFTA nominees Son Lux's critically acclaimed breakthrough 2013 album Lanterns.The opening track on Alternate Forms, Kishi Bashi's "Alternate World (Alternate Life)", sets the tone for the entire album. Kishi Bashi has radically reimagined the song in his own voice, creating a wholly new mood and arrangement, laced with his signature pop magic. Son Lux and Kishi Bashi were label-mates at Joyful Noise Recordings at the time of Lanterns' release. Both artists share an uncommon ability to create sweeping symphonic landscapes in the confined space of a 4-minute pop song - as you'll hear on "Alternate World (Alternate Life)".

Diane Maltester and Nancy Bachmann take listeners on a mesmerizing musical journey with WILD SWANS. Contemporary composer Nancy Bachmann’s exquisite music entices listeners with an artist’s pallet of expressive and progressive sounds. Released under Navona Records, this extraordinary album showcases Bachmann’s compositions for the superbly talented clarinetist, Diane Maltester.

The catalog of American composer Keith Kenniff spans over a dozen releases as Helios and nearly as many as Goldmund since 2004. Kenniff's music deals with subtlety, and the variance between these projects loosely follows a few signifiers; Goldmund favors post-classical piano, Mint Julep, a project with his partner Hollie, is shoegaze pop, while the lines around his Helios project are intentionally hazier.

Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends is a concert honoring Broadway musical theatre composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim devised and produced by Cameron Mackintosh.On 12 February 2023, the concert won the WhatsOnStage Award for Best Theatre Event. At the event, Mackintosh announced that the concert will return for a 16-week run at the Gielgud Theatre from 16 September 2023 until 6 January 2024. For the Gielgud Theatre run, Bernadette Peters, Janie Dee, Bonnie Langford and Jeremy Secomb will return and be joined by Lea Salonga, Joanna Riding, Jac Yarrow and Christine Allado.

The album has an effervescent disco feel, redolent of Fatboy Slim's own dance-floor anthems, with warm undercurrents of the Latin rhythms that have percolated through Byrne's recent solo work. T

"New standards in terms of sound - for Bach in and from Leipzig"