Perhaps better known under her previous guise as Oh Susanna, My Name Is Suzie Ungerleider marks the tenth solo studio album by the Vancouver based singer-songwriter and the first since announcing she would record and perform under her birth name.

As I write these words in Chicago during May of 2020 and look back on the week of activity in January that led to these recordings with István Grencsó and Róbert Benkő, it’s hard for me to comprehend that the tour scheduled at that time would most likely be the last series of concerts that I play in 2020. Without warning the world changed for everyone between those months, and it’s very hard to predict how things will look in the future, for music and for everything else.

The Cologne vibraphonist Matthias Strucken is an outstanding musician, has already played with the who's who of the German jazz scene and leads various bands of his own. We had a lot of fun playing and had a long and lively conversation. Among other things, he tells us what he does to avoid routine routines in his game and shows us a few tricks on his instrument.

Christoph König is a very extraordinary violinist and arranger. His main band is the acoustic crossover quartet "Uwaga!", But he is also active as an arranger for many other ensembles and orchestras. He tells us how it came about and how he came up with the idea of playing jazz with the violin. And Markus reveals why he had to make the difficult decision, no longer with Uwaga! to play.

This album was recorded in November 2020 at BYM Records, Santiago de Chile, in 4 live and improvised movements. In this new work, the inspiration comes from the ancient southern forests of our continent, the ancient stories and legends that are transmitted for generations, which speak of magical beings with supernatural powers, who inhabit the depths of the mountains, the beds of torrential rivers. and flooded swamps, and that with their enchantments give life to a world beyond our perception, beyond reality, and that nevertheless is a source of inspiration and gives life to the music of our unconscious.

American artist Still Woozy has announced details around his debut album, ‘If This Isn’t Nice, I Don’t Know What Is’. The announcement of the album, due out on Friday August 13, also comes with the release of Still Woozy’s new single, ‘That’s Life’, as well as the unveiling of North American and European tour dates. ‘That’s Life’ is accompanied by a music video that sees Still Woozy – real name Sven Gamsky – endure hardships across many periods in history, including the Stone Age, medieval times and more.

Patricia Barber, the performer known for boldly blurring the lines between poetry, jazz, and art song, has announced the forthcoming release of a new all-standards album Clique, due out August 6th in breathtaking hi-fi. The long-awaited successor to Nightclub, her critically acclaimed and fan-favorite first all standards album, Clique features a tracklist of tunes that Barber has frequently performed as encores throughout her illustrious career, including classics by Rodgers & Hammerstein, Stevie Wonder, Lee Hazlewood, Lerner & Loewe, Thelonious Monk and more.

Khruangbin are no slouches when it comes to the remix. They’ve been reworked before, in 2016, with the highly collectible EP on Boogiefuturo. But this time, they’re taking it a step further with an album dedicated to the art. Entering the tight-knit world of a Khruangbin song can be a little daunting.

…this unique, dark and sparse, tribal, minimal synth, drone, trance, new age recording from the mysterious Kano. Previously only issued as an obscure cassette back in 1986 which is now much sought after…

John Michael Roch has a long music career that began in the late ‘60s and continues on to this day, but it wasn’t until 1976 that he released his first solo album – With You In My Arms. A record that was unknown to collectors until the psychedelic scholar Patrick Lundborg got hold of a copy of this lost gem…

Russian soprano Anna Netrebko made a well-publicized debut at New York's Metropolitan Opera in 2016, and this live concert performance from the Salzburg Festival, recorded the same year with many of the same forces, was perhaps intended to capitalize on the event.

She's Leavin' is from Jim Ed Brown's solo period between the end of the Browns and the beginning of his successful partnership with Helen Cornelius…

Disco project based in Munich, Germany, led by Giorgio Moroder and with participation by producers Pete Bellotte, Stefan Wissnet, Günther Moll and others…

The 2CD Deluxe edition adds 12 tracks not included on the original release.

Welcome Terzi was born in Bergamo, Italy on 28 September 1892 , was for the guitar music for the landmark in the period between the two world wars.