MisaTango was composed between September 1995 and April 1996 by the Argentine composer Martín Palmeri.

For The Culture is the name of the new single and forthcoming album from musician, producer, and dub master Alborosie. The digital single is available on all streaming platforms today - April 16, 2021.

Ella WashingtonTo date Garry Cape's label has given us five cd’s encompassed by the subtitle “The Legendary John Richbourg Sessions”.

Seminal British jazz-rock band, Barbara Thompson's Paraphenalia, join forces with National Youth Jazz Orchestra (NYJO) for a new studio album.

The violist Pierre Henri Xuereb, one of the last students of the Scottish violist William Primrose (1904-1982), considered one of the great masters of this instrument in the history of the viola, founded the ensemble in 2018.

Beta Pictoris is the fifth album that Martin Stürtzer and Christian Stritzel recorded as Sphäre Sechs. They pulled off an improvisational online concert played from two cities and gathered material in preparation for this event. Their approach to record music only during improvised studio sessions with a large set of analog instruments lead to this space ambient transmission.

Mark Dresser has been composing and performing solo contrabass and ensemble music professionally since 1972 throughout North America, Europe and the Far East. He was commissioned by the Banliues Bleues Festival in Paris to premier Dresser's composition "Bosnia", later recorded on CD by the "Double Trio" as "Green Dolphy Street" on ENJA.

The members of Explosions In The Sky played their first show, at the University of Texas’ student radio station, on July 4, 1999, under the short-lived moniker, Breaker Morant. A year later, they recorded their first album, How Strange, Innocence, over the course of two days, and made 300 CD-R copies to sell at shows and give to friends in their hometown of Austin, TX.

Virtuoso Vancouver oud player Gordon Grdina's new middle eastern/avant jazz ensemble is a quartet featuring illustrious New York collaborators Mark Helias (bass) Hank Roberts (cello) and Hamin Honari on Persian percussion.

This was Phish’s 1st show at Deer Creek – an amphitheater with a capacity of 21,118 at the time. Phish has played this venue 22 times to-date. Reserved tickets cost $20.00 and the show was sold out. Fish wore his blue and white banana dress with Tipitina’s-style banana print. The vocals of Rift were flubbed but quickly recovered. Set II marked the first time Simple segued into David Bowie. Trey teased Mind Left Body during David Bowie. Possum was played with a heavy metal-ish feel. After this show the band and crew traveled 317 miles overnight to Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

This was Phish’s second performance at Great Woods and their 1st headline show there. Reserved tickets cost $19.50 including parking and the show was sold out. Stash included added choreography and audience clapping during Fish’s wood block section as the audience slowly made itself more a part of that song. Set I saw the 1st public performance of The Mango Song in more than a year (since 5/17/92). Maze included teases of 2001 and some megaphone vocalizations by Trey. Glide featured Trey and Mike skating on their Slide Board Balance Trainers. Fish called for “more lighters!” during Purple Rain. Free Bird was performed with microphones.

Recorded live at Moon Crush in Miramar Beach, FL on 4/30/21.

The album is his first truly solo album: just Thile, his voice, and his mandolin, on new recordings of six original songs and three covers, all of which contextualize and banter with his ideas about spirituality.

Blue Note Records has announced a July 30 release date for Lee Morgan The Complete Live at the Lighthouse, an expansive collection that presents for the very first time all 12 sets of music the legendary trumpeter’s quintet with saxophonist Bennie Maupin, pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Jymie Merritt, and drummer Mickey Roker recorded during their historic engagement at The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach, California from July 10-12, 1970.

Doris Day (born Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff; April 3, 1922 – May 13, 2019) was an American actress, singer, and animal welfare activist.