Famed Drummer Sam Lay March 20, 1935 – January 29, 2022
Sam Lay was among the most historically significant and musically innovative drummers in both the early blues and rock ‘n’ roll scenes.
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Jean-Michel Pilc ‘Alive – Live at Dièze Onze Montreal’ Album Preview
Jean-Michel Pilc has become one of the most highly respected pianist/composers of the past 25 years.
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‘What Drives Us’ The Film Documentary by Dave Grohl
WHAT DRIVES US is directed by Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl and features interviews with an array of iconic music figures spanning eras and genres.
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James Heather ‘Modulations: EP2’ Preview
James Heather is a modern pianist and composer influenced by electronic music, ambient, post-rock and drone as well as classical and jazz.
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Gal Go and Tom Grey ‘Gal Go Grey’ Album Release
Throbbing textures, cathartic saxophone and cascading beats; such is the sound of Gal Go Grey.
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Sebastian Plano ‘Save Me Not’ Album Preview
‘Save Me Not’ pursues Plano’s pioneering, ethereal aesthetic with confidence, operating in a dream-world answerable only to his instincts.
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Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall ‘The Marfa Tapes’ Album Preview
The Marfa Tapes is a stunning work of audio verité; an intimate, unadorned snapshot of a moment in time fueled by love, trust, and friendship.
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Robert Walter with Gary Bartz ‘Spirit of ’70’ Album Reissue
As the album title implies, 1970’s funk, in all of its varying colors and forms, was the inspiration and, accordingly, burns off the grooves.
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Dans Dans ‘Zink’ Album Preview
From jazz, psychedelic blues and ecstatic noir soundtracks to spacey rock ‘n’ roll, Dans Dans cut their teeth on the cool jazz café scene in Brussels.
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