"Sitting in some coffee shop" ! Alain Pierre's latest solo album is inspired by the cafés, places of life and encounters. Here he is alone, a guitar in hand, and others within reach, to play his compositions but also improvise, and thus let emerge the different and subtle sounds of the classical guitar, acoustic with 6 and 12 strings, and that of the fretless guitar.

Il “Laudario di Cortona” secondo Paolo Fresu e Daniele di Bonaventura.

Exploration and innovation may be the aspiration of modern jazz, but trombonist Steve Davis' Correlations exemplifies the fact that nothing proves more compelling than the timeless art of gathering a group of musicians who work remarkably well together. A veteran of The Jazz Messengers, One for All, and The Jazztet, Davis has a wealth of experience sharing the stage with multiple horns, essential to this album's sextet. His "get out of the way and let it happen" approach to band leadership pays off well with saxophonist Wayne Escoffery and trumpeter/flugelhornist Joshua Bruneau, who are backed by a rhythm section comprised of pianist Xavier Davis (no relation), bassist Dezron Douglas, and drummer Jonathan Barber.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (OST) from the film The Curse of La Llorona (2019). The music composed by Joseph Bishara (The Worthy, More Music From The Further – Insidious Unreleased). The Curse of La Llorona is a 2019 supernatural horror film written by Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis, directed by Michael Chaves. The film stars Linda Cardellini, Raymond Cruz, Patricia Velasquez, Marisol Ramirez, Sean Patrick Thomas.

Having barely recovered from Songs of Praise - the first album and of the London band Shame - the eyes of rock’n’roll are looking further north, to Dublin. Here, an equally raucous band called Fontaines D.C. are fighting tooth and nail to show that the post-punk revival is most certainly still alive and kicking (and punching). If Fontaines D.C.’s debut album, Dogrel, has its roots in familiar ground (The Fall, Joy Division, Gang of Four, Public Image Ltd.), the fertiliser is most certainly different.

James Eleganz went to California at the legendary Rancho de la Luna studio to record the album The Only One, surrounded by Larry Mullins aka Toby Dammit (former Stooges drummer, keyboard Nick Cave on his current tour, and director for many artists including in France Marie Modiano, Keren Ann, Raphael, Stephan Eicher among others). The former Success band musician is now turning to rock and this turn suits him perfectly, especially since for the occasion, James Eleganz has surrounded himself with mythical figures in the history of rock. At the realization of the disc, one finds Toby Dammit, percussionist and arranger, close collaborator of Iggy Pop and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Joined the adventure Mike Watt, bassist of Stooges and founder of Minutemen.

You can't walk on water / but you can swim in it / the coast is clear / add land from here": A slow, slightly erratic pulse ripples underneath Tellavision's voice as she sings - evoking the fears which paralyze us, the fears which inspire us. Magnetic fields crackle over a sharply contoured yet dimly lit beat on "Add Land", the new Tellavision album. It doesn't take much for her voice to shine. If the brushstrokes used to paint these sonic images are kept to a minimum, their vibrant energy oscillates like nothing else in pop. "Add Land", the fourth Tellavision album, is a rigorous exercise in musical reduction, reaching new levels of intricacy and virtuosity which prove to be warmer and more touching than ever.

For a wordplay and metaphors fan like me, the title of "Hokus Pokus" offers all kinds of clipping and stylistic possibilities. For a music fan like me, the content of "Hokus Pokus" offers all kinds of heartbeat moments and surprises. The second album of the Wuppertal band Darjeeling is not an ordinary second album. Not surprisingly, as her debut "Life Is An Intriguing Mosaic Of Revealing Secrets" danced in rows and on the minds of the long-established. And even now, two years later, this dance continues. Because you can not help but start rocking right at the beginning and getting carried away more and more by the energy of "Hokus Pokus", minute by minute. "We try to make music for everyone," says guitarist and singer Jan in our interview two weeks before the release. And they succeed in their own way - not mass-produced, but loving manual work.

Multitasking' is a second album by Kuba Wiecek Trio released on Warner Music Poland on legendary Polish Jazz series (historic lable of Krzysztof Komeda and Tomasz Stanko). Their debut album 'Another Raindrop', which was released two years ago, have received many awards by polish music industry, as well as gained attention of international audiences, reviewers and festivals. They have been touring all across Europe as well as USA and Asia.

Planets new album from Danish artist Nicklas Sahl, following the eponymous lead-single. The superbly well-crafted pop has an atmospheric edge that befits the cosmic title. Written by Nicklas himself, the album is produced by Birk Storm.

Michel Legran feat. Miles Davis, Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Ben Webster, Hank Jones, Donald Byrd, Paul Chambers, Art Farmer, Phil Woods, Herbie Mann, Jimmy Cleveland.

MOJO HAND is widely regarded as one of the true masterpieces from Hopkins' catalog. The material ranges from classic blues to R&B-flavored numbers. There's even a charming novelty Christmas blues, titled SANTA. These are moody and powerful performances. Despite the variety, the album is remarkably cohesive becuase Hopkins' amalgamation of styles can be heard within each song.

The 1959 courtroom crime drama "Anatomy of a Murder" was directed by Otto Preminger and adapted by Wendell Mayes from the best-selling homonymous novel written by Michigan Supreme Court Justice John D. Voelker under the pen name Robert Traver.

Frederick the Great himself is known to have composed one hundred and twenty-one flute sonatas, four flute concertos, a symphony, various arias and an overture. These works were written in the mixed style advocated by Quantz in an attempt to blend Italian music of the senses with French music of reason.

It's always a wonderful and thrilling experience to play Béla Bartók. It's got everything: the mysterious tension of a thriller, loving lyricism, warm string sounds, almost impossible techniques challenging any string player to rediscover his instrument, and exhilarating rhythms which could well be rooted in folk dance. His music has fascinated us for years, so now we've decided to record all six string quartets.