Curb Records' hot rising star Dylan Scott is the total package a powerful singer with a deep, resonating drawl; an old-soul songwriter with a young spirit; a heartthrob with an easy smile; and a dreamer who followed his father's footsteps to Nashville. Critics expect big things from his hometown anthem, Nothing To Do Town, with Taste of Country dubbing his current chart-climbing single the easiest radio hit of 2019.

This album, the latest collection of Honky-Tonk masterpieces by this generation's finest practitioners of the genre, is appropriately titled Broken Bottle, Broken Heart. Indeed, it was with both a bottle and a broken heart that I first sat down in my favorite chair to listen to these 14 songs of love and loss.

"… ahooga, ahooga …" went the hot rod's horn when Erik turned the corner. "Sorry guys, I'm a bit late, I had a flat tire and I had to fix it …". This is how the eponymous meeting of the Flat Tires took place in 2017. From now on, the 3 wanted to carry their rockabilly from Berlin into the world.

This album features Todd Sucherman and Gary Husband. Simply put, Fafard is a killer bassist, possessing gargantuan chops and an impressive compositional pen.

A Lazarus Soul (Brian Brannigan, Joe Chester, Julie Bienvenu & Anton Hegarty) is the latest addition to the Bohemia Records roster. They bring their unique brand of raw, genuine, unmistakably Dublin inspired story telling to an Irish music scene characterised, as ever, by a burgeoning range of eclectic talent pushing the envelope in every conceivable direction. Songwriter Brian Brannigan rejoins the fold at a time when reflecting social issues through art with a very personal fire that cannot be ignored is more important than ever.

Whilst reading a book about the life of Scan Tester, the Sussex concertina player, in the years between the Great Wars, Ben Nicholls found the set list from a village hall dance band, a band who would play any party or ball which would have them if the fee was right.

Back in 1996, pianist Bob James and saxophonist Kirk Whalum - two of the biggest names in contemporary Jazz - combined their talents on the acclaimed Warner Brothers album 'Joined At The Hip' which is now remastered and reissued as a MQACD eleased by evosound.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are pleased to present you the third studio album by Falena: “Una seconda strana sensazione”. By continuing to follow the same path, which has always distinguished us, and with the same desire to experiment and renew ourselves, by always remaining faithful to the hidden meaning of our name which, in certain cultures, represents moth as a bearer of messages, we love flying like the least graceful of butterflies in dark and dreamlike atmospheres, through a neurotic and uncontrolled flight in continuous transformation, by following the movement of the shadows. "Una Seconda Strana Sensazione" is a concept album, between our past and our hypothetical future, telling the inner vicissitudes of our protagonist: "Mr. F".

Within Us All is an inspirational journey narrated through music, with powerful messages and titles for the listener such as You are Enough, and You are Not Alone. This instrumental album features a variety of Monica William's world and modern flutes, as well as several guest artists including pianist Lynn Tredeau, flutist Sherry Finzer, guitarist Michael Kent Smith and percussionists Will Clipman and John Herrera. This deeply emotionally stirring and meditative CD is a follow up to Monica's award-winning album Journey of Tears.

Evil resurfaces in Derry as director Andy Muschietti reunites the Losers Club in a return to where it all began with “IT Chapter Two,” the conclusion to the highest-grossing horror film of all time. Golden Globe®, Emmy®, Ivor Novello® and World Soundtrack Award nominated composer Benjamin Wallfisch (Shazam!, Blade Runner) returns to score the film, serving up 45 new delightfully suspenseful tracks, taking the listener on the “IT Chapter Two” journey, where, twenty-seven years after the Losers Club defeated Pennywise, he has returned to terrorize the town of Derry once more….

Janet Blair (1921-2007) was a big-band singer who became a popular American film and television actress. The 1959 album “Flame Out!,” marked her first appearance on record since her days as vocalist with the Hal Kemp Orchestra in the 1940s. Janet’s naturally beautiful voice and great feel for the lyrics, brought new light to some of the best “heart songs” of her era. All musical scores were arranged and conducted by pianist Lou Busch, who had also been with the Kemp crew. Through the adept use of orchestral sounds, he managed to engineer a change of pace between songs. Some have a light, tonal modern jazz background in a Mancini-influenced style; others, a strikingly beautiful string sound; and still others employ the sparse feel of a “blues” piano and a lonesome trumpet blowing “out there somewhere.”

A big band tribute to pioneering Southern rock band the Allman Brothers, 2019's A Jazz Celebration of the Allman Brothers Band balances brightly swinging jazz with earthy, electric-guitar twang. The brainchild of executive producer John Harvey, the album features a bevy of Nashville studio pros known collectively here as the Big Band of Brothers. Included among them is guitarist (and director of the Jazz Studies Program at the University of Alabama School of Music) Tom Wolfe, who solos throughout and supplies several arrangements.

Although Rita Moss (1918-2015) took piano lessons as a child, she was mostly a self-taught multi-instrumentalist who could play piano, organ and drums. She later became a singer too, endowed with a unique sound.

Vortex, Andy Fusco's fourth release on the SteepleChase imprint in as many years, is cause for celebration. Until recently, recordings by the veteran alto saxophonist as a leader have been few and far between. The date reunites Fusco with tenor saxophonist Walt Weiskopf, who composed four of the selections and arranged nine of the ten tracks. The Fusco/Weiskopf association began decades ago in the sax section of the Buddy Rich Big Band and eventually resulted in a number of noteworthy discs, mostly under Weiskopf's name, for Criss Cross Jazz.