The Pianist Bernhard Parz (born 1979 in Vienna) studied Piano at the University of Music in Vienna and the Conservatory of Music Vienna. In his career he has earned several prizes (i.e. 1st prize at "International Johannes Brahms Competition") and played concerts throughout Asia, South America and Europe.

Busta Rhymes delivered his debut album, The Coming, three years after the Leaders of the New School unofficially disbanded, and it reflects the change in hip-hop between 1993 and 1996. The Coming is indebted to the slow, spare, and quietly menacing funk and soundscapes of the Wu-Tang Clan in fact, Ol' Dirty Bastard appears on one of the album's most infectious tracks, the single "Woo Ha!! Got You All in Check." Busta Rhymes, like Ol' Dirty, is a surreal, inspired rapper, but his skills are on a whole different level.

Over the last half-decade, The Pineapple Thief, led by musical polymath Bruce Soord and bolstered by the involvement of master drummer Gavin Harrison, has rapidly ascended to the upper echelons of Europe’s Alternative Rock scene.

A long time ago, my uncle told me that a good song should be about a personal experience. How could you put feeling into a song if you didn’t experience it for yourself? Like for most of us, not all of my relationships were a success. Thats why we kick things off with Long Gone. From here we go to a more recent subject, It’s A Jungle Out There, which is a reflection of today’s society and governments. Let me ask you one question! Why do we need a wall? We can’t eat it! The next song is about being so in love that you can’t see the true face of your partner because you’re simply Blinded By Love.

The twenty-first century sees many of us talking to a cloud-based artificial intelligence: "Alexa, play my music." And so she does.

NASHVILLE, TN – Three-time Grammy® winner and superstar Tim McGraw announced today two forthcoming digital deluxe versions of his #1 album HERE ON EARTH – HERE ON EARTH Ultimate Edition & HERE ON EARTH Ultimate Video Edition, which will be available April 16 via Big Machine Records.

April 16, 2021, trumpet player Teus Nobel will release Tanto Amor, a sequel to his 2019 album Saudade. Tanto Amor celebrates the repertoire of Brazilian singer / songwriter Ivan Lins, one of Brazil’s own musical and political heroes who turned 75 in 2020 and at the same time celebrated his 50th anniversary in the music industry. With the exception of “Song for Tim” (a co-composition with Roberto de Lujo) all songs on this recording are written by Ivan Lins himself. The arrangements for this project were made by musician, arranger and producer Roeland Jacobs.

While Postcard is the debut album of French indie pop group Beach Youth, it arrives eight years after they formed as students in Normandy and follows a pair of EPs as well as years of touring that helped focus their sound. That sound is a fetching mix of shimmery surf, Johnny Marr, classic indie pop, and dream pop influences perhaps most memorably illustrated on second track "Love Yourself II." It follows the druggy, airport-evoking, minute-long intro, "Love Yourself I," which serves to ask the question, "Why are you always so hard on yourself?" The band then launch into the effervescent Part II, whose brisk tempo, melodic guitar line, layers of strummed guitar, and tender vocals capture the romanticism of acts like the Field Mice and songs like the Cure's "In Between Days."

Features guest appearances from Jon Spencer and Cristina Martinez (Boss Hog, Pussy Galore) First new studio album in 13 years from Scandinavia's finest, and featuring a slew of grade A guest stars. And so it came to pass that The Tremolo Beer Gut got off their fat asses and recorded an album full of new, sure fire hits that they have been promising/threatening with for a decade. You Can't Handle.. is the band's 5th studio album and features guest appearances by founding member (now alumnus) Sune Rose Wagner (The Raveonettes, Psyched Up Janis), Jon Spencer (The Blues Explosion & Heavy Trash), Cristina Martinez (Boss Hog, Pussy Galore - with Jon Spencer), Evan D. Foster (The Sonics, The Boss Martians), The Courettes, Chris Barfield (The Huntington Cads) and others.

o mark his highly anticipated album announcement, Saint Raymond releases a fresh IG track titled Solid Gold."Solid gold is about trying to rekindle the spark and make things work because you know that there is something special in the relationship and it's worth fighting for. It's about knowing that all of the good things override the negatives." - Callum (Saint Raymond). Saint Raymonds follow up to the UK top 10 album 'Young Blood', will be titled 'We Forgot We Were Dreaming' and is out on April 16th 2021. It will be followed by a run of warm up shows in April 2021 and full tour in Nov 2021.

Greg Keelor – songwriter and co-founding member of the iconic Blue Rodeo – has announced that his sixth solo album, “Share the Love,” will be released on April 16.

DIM finds SYML working for the first time with an outside producer, Paul Meany (Twenty One Pilots), with additional mixing support from Joe Visciano (SZA, Earl Sweatshirt). “People like Paul and Joe act as mirrors instead of wrecking balls,” says SYML. “They showed me different angles of my songs and creative process that have ultimately made each better. When you find people like that to collaborate with, it’s a feeling of equal parts excitement and humility.”

With his seventh studio album, Shapes of the Fall, Piers Faccini, pursues his passion for pursuing the kind of cross-cultural dialogues that have long been heard on Mediterranean shores throughout the centuries, bridging southern Europe with the Near East and Africa.

Trond has been compared with guitar calibers such as Bill Frisell and Ry Cooder among a number of reviewers. "Bedehus & Hawaii" locates Trond Kallevåg at the right height on the heels of Ry Cooder and Bill Frisell."

Drops of Jupiter is the second studio album by American pop rock band Train, released in 2001. The album's title is derived from "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)", its lead single, which was a hit internationally and won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Song.