The aforementioned gig was the first surround show of the 2016 line-up. The main occasion was the new studio album of 2018, Flow. Djabe performed the whole 1-hour material on stage. In the remaining time, the band played with guest musician Gulli Briem (drummer, member of Mezzoforte) some Djabe pieces they perform together regularly, for example This Is Not America and Buzzy Island from the album Life Is A Journey.

Bob Berg, whose tenor playing often hints at Michael Brecker, is heard leading a medium-sized group (ranging from five to seven pieces) that often includes Gil Goldstein's accordion and Jim Beard's keyboards on this CD. The music is a bit poppish in spots but the solos are of a generally high caliber with Berg sounding most original on soprano.

Munarheim is ready for their third full length album. The title of this one will be ‘Willens & Frei’ and it will be released 3rd of May.

The Californians RUTHLESS are still active in this decade and with "Evil Within" they put out their newest effort after the comeback album “They Rise” from 2015 through Pure Steel Records again. Guitarist Ken McGee and singer Sammy DeJohn hold the flag of US Metal high since 1982. Famed for their classic EP from 1984 “Metal Without Mercy” and the 1986 debut “Discipline Of Steel”, RUTHLESS are still standing for stainless steel in 2019. The new album contains nine compositions composed by the young team members - Sandy K. Vasquez (bass) and Chris Westfall (guitar) - as well as by Ken McGee. Powerful US Metal, as it is rarely conceived these days is delivered to any fan of the genre. Mighty as ever - RUTHLESS.

With millions of music compilations sold and venues opened throughout the world, Buddha-Bar has set itself as the Lifestyle benchmark for Zen & chic. After a hundred of compilations, several enchanting music travels, it was about time to focus on the creation of the myth, the origins. Buddha-Bar XXI celebrates Buddha-Bar Paris and features the DJs that made the reputation of the venue, Ravin and Sam Popat - the legendary residents. CD1, "Dinner" has been selected by Ravin, true Master of Lounge music and talent spotter of "World" music since 1996. CD2, "Party" has been mixed by Sam Popat, an emblematic figure of ethnic-electronic music and of thrilling and heady tribal sounds. Buddha-Bar XXI marks a return to the roots and to the unique values that made the venue a mythical place.

New Hampshire is home to a variety of time-honored music and dance traditions. This 1999 studio recording is a collection of dance tunes played by six New Hampshire groups. Built upon a blend of English, French, and Celtic influences, the music features fiddle, guitar, flute, piano, mandolin, and hammered dulcimer. Some of New Hampshire's renowned dance callers invite you to "choose your partners" and join in New England contra dancing, barn dancing, and singing squares. Produced in collaboration with the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts.

Randy Brecker has been at the forefront of jazz since the late 1960s. His debut album as leader way back in 1969 was Score (Solid State). In addition to numerous albums under his own name he's also recorded with George Benson, Duke Pearson, Dreams and Larry Coryell's Eleventh House, to name just a few. But perhaps he is best known for the albums he produced with his younger brother, the late Michael Brecker as The Brecker Brothers. Lest people forget what a significant force of nature the BBs were, Stuart Nicholson in his book Jazz-Rock: A History, described the Breckers' horn lines as becoming "the model for countless fusion bands in the 1980s and 1990s."