Peng blew the music world away with her 2019 state-of-grace performance in the Colors studio, and she has been busy ever since. Collaborations with the likes of Lee Perry and Nightmares On Wax, and a superb debut album, Man Made—with a piano tuned differently to industry standards—has proven that Peng is not here to become just another disposable consumer product. For her, music takes on a form of healing; during a very dark period she almost gave up singing, before rediscovering her voice on Mexico's local stages. And so her second LP offers an introspective journey, as it recounts a period of personal transition. On Tell Dem It's Sunny, Greentea Peng, still accompanied by her backing band The Seng Seng Family, has put her shoulder to the wheel more than ever before, even playing bass on several tracks. We hear soul, dub, hip-hop and electronic music, so much so that if someone were to tell us that this record had been produced in Bristol during the '90s, we’d think nothing of it, thrown off by the urban soul vibe of tracks like "TARDIS (hardest)," "Green," or "Raw." Ultimately, Greentea Peng proves that when you put your heart and soul into your music, it rings through enormously. © Smaël Bouaici

Their tenth studio album, Bird in Paradise via BMG Australia includes recent dance-floor filler ‘La Gracia’. "When we set out to make the album Bird in Paradise, we wanted to make a more musically rich album than we had before, which featured the band instrumentally like never before."" - Ollie “Musically speaking, Bird in Paradise is an Australian - Flamenco, Afro-Cuban project. We've drawn from the themes of contemporary flamenco and Cuban music, and combined it with the grit, and toughness of Aussie rock history."" – Felix.

Among the multifaceted images that represent nature in music, the song of birds occupies a special place.

When people talk or write about Chicago’s fast-rising tide of vaunted young indie rock bands, Sharp Pins tends to get a cursory mention, if they get mentioned at all.

Multifaceted harpist Ashley Jackson fuses music and storytelling in Take Me To The Water, a soulful exploration of spirituals, iconic works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Alice Coltrane, and an exhilarating interpretation of Debussy’s “Danse Sacrée.” Take Me To The Water celebrates the transportive nature of water, and of the rivers that unite us.

The band was formed from pieces of other Michigan bands in 2001, including a group known as TenFive, which consisted of Kakaty, guitarists Tom Grasman and Jason Reed, bassist James Schaap, and drummer Dylan Allison.

Award-winning jazz artist Pureum Jin brings together a group of up and rising female saxophonists and NYC’;s most
sought-after rhythm trio for a full steam of straight-ahead jazz filled with sparkling saxophone ensemble through her
new group The Empress.

In a pro career spanning 40 years and five countries, Cincinnati-born jazz guitarist Greg Chako has released 16 albums and been the subject of a documentary called, “An American Cat in the Lion City,” which is based on his prolific recording and performance career in the Far East where he evolved into a masterful, expressive composer with rich story telling abilities.

"Brahms's Breakdown" draws its energy primarily from vocal pieces by the German late Romantic. Despite the song title "Wie Melodien zieht es mir leise durch den Sinn", this is the excessive, technoid part of the evening, which drives into the legs and brings ecstasy.

The first key to All the Not So Gentle Reminders, the sixth album by singer-songwriter David Ramirez releasing on March 21, is “Maybe It Was All a Dream,” the moody, elegiac song that opens his first LP in five years.

Premiere release of the complete Vince Guaraldi score for the classic Peanuts Easter animated special celebrating Peanuts 75th Anniversary. For the first time ever, Vince Guaraldi's 1974 "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown (Original Soundtrack Recording - Peanuts 75th Anniversary Edition)" premieres, with the complete 19 track score plus 1 special bonus track - on CD.

Lordi Limited Deadition - Limited Deadition is the nineteenth studio album by the Finnish rock band Lordi.

From bar one, Hanson's superior writing and orchestration skills - and this band's joie de Bop -jump out at you like an IMAX 3D screen gem.

American director (Cabin Fever, Hostel, Borderlands) and actor (Inglorious Bastards, Grindhouse, The Idol) averaging $303k worldwide aggregate box office Eli Roth takes you on a forbidden journey across the vaults of legendary Italian soundtrack label CAM Sugar. Setting the mood for his very own red light discothéque, Tarantino’s right-hand man and Italian B-movies connoisseur has sourced and selected 20 juicy tracks, spanning from kinky disco and funk to seductive bossa nova and psych, from Italian Sexy Comedy and softcore films (1969-1981).

Jacqueline Mary du Pré OBE (26 January 1945 – 19 October 1987) was a British cellist, widely regarded as one of the prominent cellists of the 20th century. Born in Oxford, she began studying at the Guildhall School of Music in the mid-1950s with William Pleeth, earning the school's Gold Medal in 1960. Her musical development was further enhanced by advanced studies with prominent cellists such as Paul Tortelier, Pablo Casals, and Mstislav Rostropovich.