Jazz classics and modern songs in the spirit of the 1950s. After his tribute to Nat King Cole's album ‘Gentlemen are hard to find’ and ‘Somethin’ Old & Somethin‘ New - Somethin’ Else", Martin Lechner's third album now follows: “Another Step”. On it, he and his band interpret jazz classics, present their own pieces and breathe the breath of the 50s into modern songs. Lechner's songs, sung in the warm timbre of his voice, get under your skin - cosily embedded in the sound of a strong, well-rehearsed band made up of some of the best-known names on the Swiss jazz scene.

Polish keyboard master who had been super busy since 1972, apparently having played with some of Sweden's jazz- rock fusion stars, met Steve Gadd and Anthony Jackson while working on compatriot Michal URBANIAK (Jean-Luc PONTY, DZAMBLE, NEIMEN, Larry CORYELL)'s Fusion III and FUNK FACTORY albums in 1975.

After a sold-out tour in the Netherlands, the renowned Dutch saxophonist Benjamin Herman links up with his long-time friend and fellow jazz compatriot, Japanese pianist Mayuko Katakura, to craft an intimate and emotional ballad-based EP, Café Largo. The project is shrouded in mystique, enticing listeners with its slow, spellbinding saxophone and delicate piano. Each track exudes a relaxed ambiance, allowing the music to flow effortlessly, resulting in a rich tapestry of moods and atmospheres.

John Henry Maunder studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London and served as organist in several London churches, including St Matthew's, Syndenham and St Paul's, Forest Hill. Maunder started his career as a theatre composer during which time he wrote the operetta 'Daisy Dingle'. He later devoted himself exclusively to sacred music. While his oratorio 'The Martyrs' became a perennial favourite it is 'Olivet to Calvary' which has retained its popularity and appeal through the generations.

In 1973, the Sound Sculpture Show took place at the Vancouver Art Gallery. An LP audio catalogue of the exhibition, entitled “The Sounds of Sound Sculpture”, was released in 1975 under the supervision of the Canadian sound sculptor John Grayson and US composer David Rosenboom. Grayson had edited an important early book on the field, “Sound Sculpture”. The LP included rare takes of Rosenboom and Grayson, amongst others, playing famous pieces by pioneering sound sculptors including the Baschet brothers and Harry Bertoia, the latter best known for his Sonambient series. It also included some of the few recordings by Stephan Von Huene, who had begun to create his kinetic sculptures, and the profound atmospheric pressure systems constructed by the New York sound artist David Jacobs.

"Smoke & Mirrors + Other Ghosts" is a 2009 album by The Eden House, a musical collective featuring various vocalists and musicians.

Anthony "Big A" Sherrod's Torchbearer of the Clarksdale Sound
In the middle of the Mississippi winter, just six weeks into 2025, Jimbo Mathus set up two microphones in an old Clarksdale storefront. He was satisfied with the way the plaster-coated bricks cradled the sound, so he knew he could keep it simple–one mic for the singer, one suspended over the room for everything else.

No Sign of Weakness is the eighth studio album by Nigerian singer Burna Boy.

Grupo Libra is a Latin Pop band from Costa Rica. It was formed in 2003 by Juan Carlos Salas, Luis Ramírez and Humberto Salas. The trio has released two studio albums, two live albums and two compilations of singles.

Hailing from the northern part of Mexico, from the arid desert of Torreón, Coahuila, LAGUNA is a five-piece hard rock band ready to take the world by storm with their debut album, The Ghost of Katrina.

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Samboro is an electrifying new album by the Petar and Daniel Guitar Duo, celebrating the fusion of Serbian, Balkan, Brazilian, and Latin American musical traditions with jazz and classical influences.

Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov was a Russian composer, a member of the group of composers known as The Five. He was a master of orchestration. His best-known orchestral compositions—Capriccio Espagnol, the Russian Easter Festival Overture, and the symphonic suite Scheherazade—are staples of the classical music repertoire, along with suites and excerpts from some of his fifteen operas. Scheherazade is an example of his frequent use of fairy-tale and folk subjects.

The Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso in A minor (French: Introduction et Rondo capriccioso), Op. 28, is a composition for violin and orchestra written in 1863 by Camille Saint-Saëns. It was dedicated to the virtuoso violinist Pablo de Sarasate, who performed the solo violin part at the premiere in April 1867.

A collection of intimate, lo-fi soul songs that NPR called “lovingly dreamy and hopelessly bleary at once”, the long out-of-print vinyl is now available for pre-order for delivery by March 2017 – customers will be notified when their order ships. “Nick Hakim’s music is an intimate conversation, vulnerable and bewitching - R&B born of the blues’ sensibility for soul-bearing.” - Pigeons and Planes