It's music to workout or exercise to to stay fit or simply to dance. That's why it's called Dance Hits 2020: Summer Edition, perfect for the summer months or any season of the year. This was released by Be Yourself Music.

Best Of Top Hits 2020! Running Workout Music Playlist is a 2020 compilation of vibrant workout music for you to get you going in a running situation. this includes a new version of "Old Town Road". While none of it is properly credited, this is simply credited to Workout Music, which is what this is. It could be one individual with a synthesizer, a group of women playing keyboards or random others but it does not matter, the music is made to get you moving as well as grooving. This was released by the appropriately-named Workout Music.

South London based polymath Simon Jefferis has been setting mouths ajar with his expertly-crafted, atmosphere-heavy beats over the past few years. With his reputation as both a talented instrumentalist and adaptive producer steadily circulating through the city’s hip hop undercurrents, 2020 sees Jefferis return to rising label DeepMatter with his debut LP ‘Vibrations’.

Five Alarm Funk is a horn-powered, percussion-fueled sonic and visual assault. Over 17 years of hard funking the band has burned up stages on four continents, released six studio albums and received two Juno Award nominations (Canadian Grammys). And this ride isn’t about to slow down, Five Alarm Funk is set to release their 7th studio album, Big Smoke in 2020. The 11 tracks get right to the roots of what Five Alarm Funk is all about: epic, intense arrangements, heavy groove and a ton of fun.

Sleep On The Wing is a 2020 album by British artist/producer Stephen James Wilkinson, whose working name is Bibio. This is about 43 seconds under 29 minutes so technically this makes it an EP but some are calling it an album and if so, this is a short album. This was released by British label Warp.

Rising bassist Alexander Claffy delivers a full stream of his self-titled debut CLAFFY LP, out now via Ropeadope Records. The project from The New School alum boasts five original compositions and a striking take on the celebrated standard “I’ll Be Seeing You.” Billed as “a deeply personal story of heartbreak,” the 9-track release features Sonny Step on vocals, Victor Gould on piano, Michael King on organ and keys, Benny Benack III on trumpet, Ben Eunson on guitar, Matt Chalk and Troy Roberts on saxophone, Kyle Poole and Jonathan Barber on drums and David Gibson on trombone. Check out the track below to listen to Claffy’s “Chapter 1 Blossoms As They Wilt” single.

The same music but two different vocals ! There’s a new guest at the tRKp, a male one this time: Dawid Lewandowski, vocalist and bassist of the band Fizbers! Two different interpretations of the same music, which means that you’ll hear Karolina Leszko (Gerda) on the first CD, and Dawid Lewandowski (Kay) on the second one. The most progressive album in the tRKproject discography !

Toronto Streets Tour is a new release from Toronto-based saxophonist Harrison Argatoff. This album captures the essence of his 2019 “Toronto Streets Tour” project, in which he performed 30 consecutive solo concerts on the streets of Toronto.

Spunky and rebellious, Becky (Lulu Wilson) is brought to a weekend getaway at a lake house by her father Jeff (Joel McHale) in an effort to try to reconnect after her mother’s death. The trip immediately takes a turn for the worse when a group of convicts on the run, led by the merciless Dominick (Kevin James), suddenly invade the lake house. The soundtrack was composed by Nima Fakhrara.

There are relationships that always remain fruitful. Maybe it is because the discourse never lags or there is unflagging affection. Vocalist Jay Clayton and percussionist Jerry Granelli have been making music together for forty years and their musical connection continues to surprise as their affinity deepens. Their new recording, Alone Together, shows how the spark of creativity has only brightened over the duo’s long affiliation.

The exciting second release from Jae Sinnett’s Zero to 60 Quartet Just When You Thought… features Ralph Bowen on tenor saxophone, Allen Farnham at the piano and Fender Rhodes and Terry Burrell playing both electric and acoustic bass continues their incredible and versatile musical journey. Sinnett wrote and arranged all the music himself. It’s a remarkable demonstration of compositional variety. Many styles are represented from modern syncopated funk and jazz fusion to straight ahead, hard core swinging jazz. His compositions are deeply melodic, intricate, rhythmically and harmonically sophisticated, memorable and played to perfection! Each song presents unique musical challenges for the musicians. There’s a masterful balance between the composed and the improvisation. Few drummers playing today write with his amazing versatility. Just When You Thought… has something for everyone.

APKÁ!, the fifth album from São Paulo’s Céu, consolidates the journey of the singer and composer’s career up to this point. A hot, minimalist record, which brings together sonic, thematic, musical and conceptual extremes, the new album reveals an artist passing through the musical trips made on previous records while eventually leaving her chrysalis, transformed into a new composer and interpreter, ready to start a new phase of her career.

The Arc Light Sessions is the brainchild of keyboardist and composer John Alarcon. It is a studio project which specializes in symphonic progressive rock - a style of music that uses rock as a base and adds to that a tasty mixture of elements from classical, jazz and/or folk to create a new concoction. It has a strong following among people who appreciate high quality musicianship and sometimes indulges in longer than average songs. The ultimate goal is to create quality rather than aim at generating mass appeal.

John Dawson Winter III (February 23, 1944 – July 16, 2014), known as Johnny Winter, was an American blues singer and guitarist. Best known for his high-energy blues-rock albums and live performances in the late 1960s and 1970s, Winter also produced three Grammy Award-winning albums for blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters. After his time with Waters, Winter recorded several Grammy-nominated blues albums. In 1988, he was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame and in 2003, he was ranked 63rd in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time".

Hi! William here! The last time I wrote a text like this was in connection to the release of our first album Rustik Musik. That was in June 2018. Now it’s almost two years later and I’m writing this for the same reason.