CLASSICAL/ JAZZ/ BLUES

Hearts Full of Grace by Al Swainger’s Pointless Beauty: Review Jazz fusion fueled by the appreciation for the past and a vision for the future, Hearts Full of Grace is one of the most daring releases by Al Swainger’s Pointless Beauty. Not a lot of ambient or fusion music really…

Hashtag World by Ori Dagan: Review Ori Dagan is Toronto’s treasure when it comes to jazz, having won multiple awards and releasing great albums one after the other. The Canadian singer-songwriter collaborates with guitarist and musical director Nathn Hiltz on their new project, “Hashtag World”, a unique short comedy session…

Born to Raise Hell & Sing the Blues by Derek Lee Goodreid: Review The Australian Blues artist from Perth, Derek Lee Goodreid raises hell in his new single Born to Raise Hell & Sing the Blues. An ode to the musical genre and the spirit of rock n roll, this…

Have you ever by Anton Commissaris: Review Anton Commissaris is a solo artist, singer, and songwriter from the United States who has recently made a name for himself in the jazz world. Anton’s newly released song “Have you ever,” a charming sonic tapestry, has captured the public’s attention. If you…

Groovy Avocado Disco by Unfortunately Stevenson: Album Review LA Experimental Rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Steven Ramirez, who goes by the name of Unfortunately Steven, portrays a groovy and unapologetically brave picture of his own mental health with his debut concept album, Groovy Avocado Disco. For many people, the concept of…

Mad Weather Good Friends by Who Parked The Car: Album Review The French Jazz octet Who Parked The Car’s debut album is a tastefully funky jazz cocktail. With a perfect blend of funky, uplifting, and soulful emotional ballads this album is an immersive experience. According to one of the band…

Son of Abyss by Abisso: Album Review Intense, eerie, unsettling, poetic, and beautiful in its melancholy, Abisso’s Debut release, Son of Abyss will send chills down your spine. This ten-track experimental album gives the listeners an immersive experience in its dark ambiance. Although minimalist in nature, saying this album is…

Rougge released a new album “Solo in C minor” His earlier albums, all of which were titled “Fragment,” lacked a sense of cohesion. Solo in C Minor, ROUGGE’s return to the minimalist “solo piano-voice” style, is an entirely separate composition. In order to fully immerse ourselves in the soundscape, we…

Marilou Nézeys released a new single ” EARTH” Marilou Nézeys has performed in front of audiences at French and European events using a classical repertoire. The piano sings like a person when she plays it.She taught at the Conservatoire de Maisons-Laffitte for many years after receiving her degree from the…

American film, television, and trailer composer Grant Borland. His music constantly soars to new heights as he investigates new sonic possibilities. He is focused and driven to produce high-quality cinematic music. He primarily used the piano to create the Neo-classical EP “Fragments.” Although it has a classical music vibe, this…