Batterista, percussionista, compositore.

The Paul Langlois Band, led by the Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois, will release a new album, Guess What, via Pheromone Recordings / Cadence Music Group on July 14.

Michael Levy: Why not? Date back my interest in all things ancient and mysterious when I was 14 years old, I just happened to find a cassette tape back in those days of the late great David Monroe, who was the first person to really get into recreating music from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

OCEAN CALLING from composer Meira Warshauer is a moving trilogy for two pianos dedicated to the ocean.

The long-neglected all-round instrument appears in all geographical and musical corners. Timeless accordion pieces with the French attitude to life. Sit back and let yourself be accompanied to the cafés and boulevards of Paris, to the Seine and beyond.

Temple of Angels’ debut full-length, Endless Pursuit, is a towering and stunning album of gothic beauty that heralds the proper arrival of one of the most dazzling bands performing right now. Shaped by the ghosts of the past and the wonder of the present, the release is dream pop at its most striking, using the haze and beauty of the genre not to blur songs til they are impenetrable in every sense, but rather to capture the fleeting wonder of new love and emphasize the confusion and disorientation of loss.

"Wild Tales" is the second album by Graham Nash. It peaked at #34 on the Billboard 200. Nash blamed its failure to chart higher in the United States on a supposed lack of support and promotion from Atlantic Records. As a result, Nash left the label and signed a four-album contract with ABC Records as a duo with his CSNY partner David Crosby.

Dave Kerzner's, former member of the Progressive Rock band Sound of Contact, debut solo concept album "New World". It features Kerzner on vocals and keyboards with special guests Steve Hackett of Genesis, Durga McBroom of Pink Floyd, Keith Emerson of ELP, Billy Sherwood of Yes, Jason Scheff of Chicago, and many more…

Derrick Hodge's sophomore album for Blue Note Records which finds the 2-time GRAMMY-winner taking on the roles of producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist to present a singular vision. The results are once rich, raw and revelatory, with Hodge forgoing a conventional band approach and instead playing all of the instruments and contributing vocals himself with only a few exceptions - drums from Mark Colenburg on three tracks and one track featuring horns performed by trumpeter Keyon Harrold, trombonist Corey King, and tenor saxophonist Marcus Strickland.

"Hollow Meadows" is an album full of exceptional songwriting, beautiful melodies and harmonies, and some of the finest lyrics and vocals Hawley as ever written and recorded. It will further cement his reputation as one of Britain’s greatest songwriters of the past 15 years. Recorded at Sheffield’s Yellow Arch Studio in spring 2015, "Hollow Meadows" sees Hawley return to the classic, sophisticated songwriting and subtle arrangements that made him so widely loved and revered in the first place.

This 1955 session is a showcase for both Terry Morel's vocals and her trio led by pianist Ralph Sharon and featuring flutist Herbie Mann. Terry Morel's only release for Bethlehem and one of the few releases of her short-lived recording career, this album is sensual, smoky and moody.

2013 release from the veteran Jazz outfit. "A Rise In The Road" is indeed an appropriate title for a time-honored ensemble that has never been fearful of facing newer musical horizons, not to mention the myriad challenges of life itself. Produced by Ferrante, Mintzer and Kennedy, "A Rise In The Road" stands shoulder-to-shoulder with their 21 previous efforts.

Over the last ten years, Tingvall Trio has evolved into an unparalleled success story for 'Jazz made in Germany'. What was once a rough & tumble band from Hamburg, is now regarded as one of the premier German export hits in its genre. And it's certainly no coincidence that this ensemble has managed to unite different generations of listeners behind its musical concept so well that even today's media-inundated young audience has been regained for Jazz. They have won three ECHO Jazz awards as Ensemble of the Year or Live Act of the Year, four Jazz Awards respectively for more than 10,000 units of recorded audio media sold in Germany for each of their four studio albums thus far, live appearances in far and had more than 20 countries.

After making his debut on the international jazz scene in May 2017 with his award-winning album 'Bein Green', which featured world-renowned artists such as Bob Mintzer and Najee, guitarist and composer Roberto Tola has not disappeared from the radar.

Universal Music presents the eighth volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' Moussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition. Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.