Maximo Pera Renauld is a musician from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Bass player, multi-instrumentist, composer, independent producer, his and other people's music were produced, recorded & mixed in his studio "Del Callao".

At the end of the 2022 “Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus” published the EP Booke of Songes by Tzimon Barto.

New compositions by Anderskov. En broad, resonant pan-tonality. Color saturated compositions and improvisations, oscillating between the spectral and the expressive. Materials and organizational principles from organic structures, crystallized into the domain of minerals…

Be in the now: A doctrine that has been propounded by spiritual teachers and philosophers for millennia. But is the "now" worth striving for in these times of crisis and war? With her new opus "Ora", Sicilian musician Etta Scollo provides a musically multi-faceted reply. Not content with simple and easy platitudes, she keeps the dramaturgical tension high, surprising us anew with each piece. In her first home Catania, she and star producer Taketo Gohara have brought forth an album that touches listeners, both poetically and politically, with more than a little glimmer of hope.

Franz Xaver Murschhauser was born in the summer of 1663. In 1676 Murschhauser joined the choir and orchestra of St Peter’s, where he benefited first from the tuition he received from the church’s choir director Sigmund Auer and later, from 1684 to 1693, from the Court Kapellmeister Johann Kaspar Kerll, which left a lasting impression on him.

Born in 1878, Gabriel Èduard Xavier Dupont entered the Paris Conservatoire at the age of 15, studied with Massenet and Widor, and enjoyed early success with an opera performed at La Scala before dying of tuberculosis at the age of only 36.

Gather together beneath the sun as we journey through the rhythmic sands of time, Paul Hillery, an esteemed collector and vinyl hunter, presents his follow-up to the highly acclaimed "We Are The Children Of The Sun." Andrew Male of MOJO Magazine calls the album "One of the most emotionally uplifting and hazily beautiful compilations of recent years."

Isaac Stern (July 21, 1920 – September 22, 2001) was an American violinist.

Gregory Porter's debut album "Water" is a Grammy-nominated release that rocketed the musician to fame in 2010. Recorded with his core band of pianist Chip Crawford, bassist Aaron James, drummer Emanuel Harrold, and saxophonist Yosuke Sato, Water features standards such as Hoagy Carmichael's Skylark with seven original tracks, all performed with Porter's moving yet polished style, influenced by the likes of Nat King Cole and Donny Hathaway.

"Thrēq" is the third album from hard-hitting New York based quartet Forq, comprised of Henry Hey (keyboard), Michael League (bass), Jason “JT” Thomas (drums), and Snarky Puppy's own Chris McQueen (guitar), proving once again that this is an innovative outlet for the wacky sonic experiments of these fantastic musicians.

FORQ is an all-star ensemble of sorts, but with the spirit and cohesiveness of a garage band. Though based in New York City, FORQ retains a subtle Texas accent, where League and Thomas established a fast friendship and musical rapport through almost two years of weekly gigs. Upon moving to New York, League formed a group deeply rooted in that distinctly Texan groove, with both the fire and inventiveness that the Big Apple is known for. This second album from FORQ was released in September 2015.

In February of 2015, Grammy Award-winning band Snarky Puppy recorded "Family Dinner Volume Two" in front of a live studio audience with guest instrumentalists and vocalists from all over the world. The project is a true testament for showing first-hand how music can be a bridge between diverse cultures from countries from all over the world to create a unifying musical statement for the average listener or the devout music-connoisseur.

The Hamburg-based Tingvall Trio - comprised of Martin Tingvall (piano), Omar Rodriguez Calvo (double bass), and Jürgen Spiegel (drums) - present "Cirklar", an album that reflects on life and the passing of time.

Eighth studio album from Seasick Steve, a blues musician from Oakland, CA - a great mix of boogie, blues, rock and Americana folk music. It's been 10 years since he first appeared on the BBC as part of Jools Holland's 'Hootenanny' a legendary performance which turned him into a household name overnight with his debut solo album, Dog House Music.

An album born out of pure inspiration as well as social necessity. Molina, Talbot and Lofgren kept recording their original songs, each with other musicians and in various locations during the pandemic years.