Jazz
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Carlos Cipa – Retronyms Review
Classical music for a jazz troupe
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Introducing… Penguin Cafe
Antarctica dreams of Penguins
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Brudini returns with new single
Soul dancing
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Nathan and Jessie – You’re The Star Review
A Tour De France... and Spain... and 1950s rock.
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Sheena Ringo – Sandokushi Review
Creating a jazz-rock fusion all of her own
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Introducing… Nathan & Jessie
Peggy Lee for 2019
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Eleni Drake – Songs on Sunday Review
Modern RnB with vintage jazz and blues roots
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C Duncan – Health Review
Mashing up jazzy bossa nova disco rock into something beautiful
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Phil France – Circle Review
Space Synth Jazz is the genre I never knew I needed Phil France has captured my mind with his second album ‘Circle’ which released earlier…
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Fenn Is Cool – The Definition Of Cool Review
Jazzy Shoop Shoop Indie Gem Remember when Beck kicked off the low-fi don’t-give-a-crap indie pop album? His influence has been felt far and wide since…
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Mammal Hands – Becoming Review
Extended Shadow Work Earlier this month Mammal Hands returned with a new EP entitled ‘Becoming’ to sign off as an extended accompaniment to their third…
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Utada Hikaru – Hatuskoi Review
After the stripped back return of Utada Hikaru to music with Fatome bought us quiet songs, ballads aplenty and a mature focus, I have been…
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Introducing… Cocoa Future #RecordStoreDay
Mellow indie synth pop for lazy summer days
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Madam West – “Warm Bodies” Review
When a synth pop duo grows into a rocking soul band
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GoGo Penguin – “A Humdrum Star” Review
Jazz's finest
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Fafa Galoure – “As You Are”
Combining jazz, classical, blues and rock to make something uniquely awesome
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Alice Coltrane – “Turiyasangitananda” Review
A merging of cultures to create something otherworldly
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Mammal Hands – “Shadow Work” Review
Jazz album of the year
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Ibeyi – “Ash” Review
A protest anthem for the women of today and tomorrow
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Introducing… Sandscape
Chilling in the dark corners of the electro jazz bar
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GoGo Penguin – “Man Made Object” Review
Instrumental Album of the Year
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Scarlet Moon’s Christmas 2016 Album Review
Christmas comes early to video game music arrangements
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Gentle Love – “Prescription for Sleep Undertale” Review
Piano and Saxophone collide to caress your ears to sleep
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Suha – “Moonkid” Review
Turkish smooth electro jazz anyone?
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Introducing…Meklit
When cultures collide
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Peter Calandra – “Inner Circle” Review
An instrumental wander from dusk til dawn
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Bosque Aroma – “Genso Suikoden III Music Collection Rustling of the Wind” Review
Simon...enjoys...Jazz?!?!
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Steven Gizzi – “The Terrestrial Orchestra” Review
Time for some instrumental genre hopping synth play!
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Simonne & The Dark Stars – “Love Like You Never” Review
Get your jazzy hands on...
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GoGo Penguin – “V2.0” Review
The piano has a new voice
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Introducing… Gabriela Pepino
Italian flare and more versatile than a pasta bake... it's Pepino.!
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Video Vault – Aurganic
Aurganic's music video showcases their myriad of instruments in high detail
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“Genso Suikoden Vocal Collection ~La Passione Commuove La Storia~” Review
Genso Suikoden has a vast vault of arranged albums from what is a relatively small collection of games. “Genso Suikoden Vocal Arrange ~ La Passione…
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Introducing… Nat Osborn Band
I normally cannot stand Jazz and along with rap, they remain the two genres I can happily leave any day of the week – however…
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Kate Bush – “50 Words for Snow” Review
65 Minutes, 7 songs. That’s a whole lot of epic going on. “50 Words for Snow” in many ways is anything but epic because it’s…
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Marcus Singletary – “Smokin'” Review
Marcus Singletary’s album “Smokin'” was recommended to me as something to look at for my love of harking back to T-Rex era rock riffs. Marcus…
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Utada Hikaru ~ Single Collection Vol 2 Disc 2 Review
Utada Hikaru’s parting arrow before her rest from the music business comes in the form of Single Collection Vol 2. Whilst I’m sure you all…
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Myra Flynn – “Crooked Measures” Review
Myra Flynn’s debut album “Crooked Measures” is a diverse beast. It basks in the warm glow of Myra’s soulful vocals and a vast range of…
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Live Vault – Shiina Ringo
Shiina Ringo throws herself from pure rock to jazz and back again at the flick of a switch and this live vault is “Papaya Mango”…
