Vaughan Williams’s London Symphony (the composer’s favourite of the nine) makes a rare appearance in its 1920 first publication. Three lesser-known works complete a highly desirable programme, while Martyn Brabbins and the BBC Symphony Orchestra understand how this music should be played like few others. This is mandatory listening.

Johannes Mueller JAZZ MILE invites us on a historical-musical ex-course to one of the most impulsive places of jazz. It's 9:48 pm and we're just strolling through the smoky Frenchmen Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans. A saxophone is heard from afar, it carries the melody and is rhythmically supported by contra-bass and drums. A short listen to other sides, in this case trumpet and a piano. As we arrive in front of the "Snug Harbor", a very traditional jazz bar, we see Johannes Mueller in his favorite bar with his saxophone and his band JAZZ MILE on stage. It could have happened like that.

Celebrated singer-songwriter Tori Amos’ hotly-anticipated new album Native Invader will be released on Decca Records on 8th September.

Theo Lawrence & The Hearts is a band from Gentilly near Paris. The band is composed Theo Lawrence (logic, you say you) to singing and guitar, Olivier Viscat on bass, Louis-Marin Renaud on guitar, Thibault L. Rooster on drums and Nevil Bernard to keyboards. Quintette subsequently struck again by publishing their first EP on November 25, 2016 and in view of their first publication, he was eagerly awaited. The least that can be said to listen to this Sticky Icky is that the test is transformed for this group more than promising.

Victor Mechanick is not a beginner. Falling into music at a young age, this young Parisian integrates the conservatory at the age of 5, studying violin and trumpet, solfeggio and harmony. So the music, he knows and rather well. Later, the artist learns piano and guitar, creates his first bands and performs in France regularly. Victor Mechanick has been a part of Theo Lawrence & The Hearts.

Known best as a politician, pundit, and talk show host, Joe Scarborough had a side career as a musician under the stage name Scarborough. Joe Scarborough dabbled in music for years he played it in college and released an Americana single called "Reason to Believe" in 2011 but he didn't commit to a full-fledged project until 2017, when he released the nervy, new wave-inspired Mystified EP in the summer. When Mystified appeared in June 2017, Scarborough's profile may have been at a pinnacle, thanks in part to his romance with his on-air co-host, Mika Brzezinski, and the pair's public feud with the 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Despite this flurry of attention, Scarborough had been in the public eye for over 20 years at that point, first arriving on the national scene as a representative for the First District of Florida in 1995.

Shaelone reveals today a new facet of his elegant universe of electronica. "First Tape" reflects the analog recordings which weaved the EP through its journeys and encounters. From the poetry of "San's Revenge" to the romantic power of “Painless”, Shaelone tells us an intense story bathed in warm textures and nostalgic melodies. The various feelings and influences involved in "First Tape" shows his ability to immerse us into his stellar universe.

Since an actor's stage performances disappear after they are made before small audiences, while his or her television and film work is not only disseminated more widely but also preserved, it is easier to remember an actor like Herschel Bernardi for his numerous character parts or even for his voicing of Charlie the Tuna and the Jolly Green Giant on commercials than to appreciate his starring performances in such Broadway musicals as Bajour, Fiddler on the Roof, and Zorba.