The latest release in the exciting "Out To Dinner" series continues along an ambitious course. These volumes seek to enlist the ears of a new group of Posi-Tone listeners, while expanding the aesthetic sensibilities of their traditional audience. "Episodes of Grace," which came together out of the label's pandemic lockdown sessions in 2020, is an engaging and enjoyable album featuring the collective efforts of five capable composer bandleader virtuosos.

It was in 2002 that Stefan Zaradic founded the band Project "Jazzmachine".

"Based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Giba 'Guitar' Byblos is no stranger to straight-ahead Chicago blues, and he delivers it in heaping helpings on this self-produced CD, the second in his brief, but extremely tasty catalog "

Le sous-titrage français ne concerne que les chansons et pas les interventions du chanteur entre elles.

Get ready to indulge in the ultimate Glam Rock experience with The Private Stock Mudpack: Special Great Hits Recipe by the iconic band Mud, released by Private Stock Records.

Kontynuacja serii z muzyką kameralną Krzysztofa Pendereckiego.

This CD is devoted to some of the most significant pieces for trumpet and piano, a formation that was born, literally, at the beginning of the last century.

The 31st regular concert of Suzuyukai, a mixed chorus group founded in 1992. Included are all the pieces performed at the concert, including the premiere performance of "Mass for Four Voices (Mass No. 2)" by Keita Najima.

2022 release from Nashville-based ambient composer Rich Ruth. Mixed by renowned Chicago producer/engineer John McEntire (Tortoise, The Sea and Cake, Stereolab), I Survived, It's Over features "Taken Back," in which sitar, shells, and bass are slowly joined by piercing lead guitar, synth blasts and drums as the track bursts open into psychedelic orbit. "I Survived, It's Over is a meditation on healing, confronting trauma, surrendering, and finding peace," Rich Ruth frontman Michael Ruth says. "I constantly experiment with sound until it reflects the way I am feeling and attempt to sculpt something meaningful from it."

Martha Spencer is a singer-songwriter, mountain musician and dancer from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She grew up in the musical Spencer family and from a very young age has been dancing (flatfoot/clog), singing, and playing guitar, fiddle, banjo, bass, dulcimer, and mandolin.

#1 ARIA Country charting and multi award winning artist, Travis Collins has released his 9th studio album, ‘Any Less Anymore’ through ABC Music. Working with Stuart Stuart (Sheppard, The Veronicas, Lee Kernaghan), Collins collaborated with songwriters from around the globe including The Wolfe Brothers and Lindsay Ell. The album features the already released singles, One Of Them Nights, Just The Way, Raise Me as well as the title track.

The Love is the lovechild of Bob Belmans who after a lifetime in the dark finally takes his place in the spotlight. Like a Shaggy Roy Orbison he seduces you with his silky voice to take you then with him to the dark caverns of nasty garage-rock and deranged 60s soul.

Jazz clarinetist Martí Mitjavila (2000) is an up-and-coming talent from Barcelona currently based in Amsterdam. In recent years he won the prestigious Princess Christina Competition, which earned him a performance at the North Sea Jazz Festival. He also won the Professional Jury Prize of the Grachtenfestival Jazz Competition. His trio is completed by Simon Osuna on double bass and Ilia Rayskin on drums. They make traditional jazz trio music inspired by the likes of Sonny Rollins and Lee Konitz, but add their own modern twist.

THY CATAFALQUE is a metamorphic entity that’s constantly evolving, showcasing musical ingenuity that’s as limitless as it is daring. Meaning “The Earth,” ‘Alföld’ is grounded in the Avant Garde project’s heavy beginnings. While the record takes a cue from THY CATAFALQUE’s early days, mastermind Tamás Kátai’s modern progressive instincts shine through, elevating the record beyond the realm of metal as-you-know-it and once again creating a cutting-edge sound that’s far ahead of its time.

Produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, Good Riddance, Gracie Abrams’s highly anticipated debut album, is released via Interscope and Polydor Records. Includes the powerful new single “Where do we go now?”.