Recorded on location at Carnegie Hall on May 2 and 3, 1963, at two historic concerts celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Weavers featuring Bernie Krause, Frank Hamilton, Pete Seeger, Erik Darling, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays and Fred Hellerman.

Organist Johnny Dupont's debut is marked by bright, bouncy arrangements of pop easy listening material. His vibrant style should spark greater enthusiasm for organ music. Standout numbers are "Caravan" and "Our Day Will Come".

The Crusaders had a tough act to follow after their landmark album and smash hit single "Street Life" in 1979; it was no surprise that "Rhapsody And Blues", released a year later, would continue in the same crossover smooth jazz-pop-soul vein as its predecessor. Despite the lack of any hits to equal "Street Life", the album is still considered memorable and features an appearance from Bill Withers on the first track, "Soul Shadows".

Released in 1979, "Street Life" was a chart-topping success by The Crusaders and featured the hit single "Street Life". The album peaked at #1 on the Billboard Pop albums chart and #18 on the Jazz chart. The album was included in the book '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die'.

Jaska Lukkarinen Trio is one of the most creative working groups in the vibrant Finnish jazz scene. Consisting of drummer Jaska Lukkarinen, tenor sax man Jussi Kannaste, and bassist Antti Lötjönen, the members of this long-standing group have experience in celebrated ensembles such as The Five Corners Quintet, Dalindèo, and Verneri Pohjola Quartet, and it's only fitting that they're taking a new look at the music of their close collaborator, composer Valtteri Laurell Pöyhönen (of Dalindèo and Ricky-Tick Big Band) here. The 4-track set was recorded at Helsinki's We Jazz Festival where the group performed at the packed club space Dubrovnik (owned by the famed Finnish film auteur Aki Kaurismäki).

The first release on Jim O'Rourke's legendary Moikai imprint in over two decades, 'Spectral Evolution' is a defining statement from Portuguese vanguard Rafael Toral, an album of subtly orchestral, jazz-inspired guitar music that's been slowed to a vertiginous crawl. Using his arsenal of hand-made synths to sing like birds around stretched, steel-wound drones, he evokes Bach, Loren Connors, Gavin Bryars and Rhys Chatham on a longform piece full of conventional chord progressions and alchemical sleights of hand that will have you reeling, and no mistake.

Equals is The Alarm's first album since 2010's Direct Action. It is a barnstorming collection of 11 songs that act as a retrenchment of old values and a poignant reflection of the tough times Mike and his wife Jules have been through in recent years. Produced by George Williams (who previously worked on 2005's Under Attack), Equals opens with a torrent of epic rock numbers such as Two Rivers and Beautiful, which see Peters singing about coming to terms with the past before moving to enjoy life to the full.

Remember hearing music while dreaming, fully confident that you’ll be able to reconstruct it once awake? Music that, as it turns out, you were the sole witness. In retrospect, why ruin the experience by something so vulgar as hearing it a second time, much less having to share it? We don’t mean to alarm you, but David Grubbs and Liam Keenan have returned from the dark side of the pillow bearing Your Music Encountered in a Dream.

Heavenchord describes his album “Atmospheres & Soundscapes” as a collage, constructed out of his dreams, visions, insights, life experiences and otherworldly sounds. All of these pieces were captured in a form of sound from modular synthesis in VCV Rack, tape looping and granular synthesis, throughout a time span of a few years, which resulted in creating a conclusive picture. In this album every listener will find a soundscape or two, that will resonate with their soul.

Antonio Orrico è un chitarrista/compositore Italiano. Attualmente vive a Johannesburg Sud Africa dove lavora come turnista/compositore/educatore.

Music can be so many things. So why not all at once? Best of all, it unites all conceivable opposites within itself and accomplishes the paradox of conjuring up the clash of the obvious in the harmony of the incompatible. When the German expressionist Paul Klee painted his Dadaist watercolor "Zwitschermaschine" in 1922, he had a visual idea of the cacophonous bird apparatus, but possibly no idea of its sound. The Leipzig based band Zwitschermaschine (not to be confused with the art punk band of the same name from the end of the GDR era) now provides an answer a whole century later.

Offering fuzzy grunge-pop with doses of shimmering synths and emo angst, Ned Russin co-fronted Title Fight before halting in 2018 & Ned began playing music as Glitterer.

Black Magic by Talibah Safiya is an anthology of the Southern sound as it has traveled through time.

Ole Amund Gjersvik (* 10. Dezember 1963 in Bergen (Norwegen)) ist ein norwegischer Jazz-Bassist.

Brown was born in Reinerton, Pennsylvania. He enrolled in the Conway Military Band School (later part of Ithaca College) in 1926, studying with famous bandleader Patrick Conway for three years before receiving a music scholarship to the New York Military Academy, where he graduated in 1932.