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  • Avery Sunshine "Twenty Six Four"
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    Avery Sunshine – Twenty Sixty Four w/Bonus Tracks

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/05/2018

    One of the most satisfying soul albums of the last year is now available with four additional tracks. Ever since Avery Sunshine‘s debut album in 2010, which included the most beautiful ballad “Like This”, she’s been on my radar. And recently she even opened for Gregory Porter. Her last album “Twenty Sixty Four” is now…

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  • Bria Skonberg "With A Twist"
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    Bria Skonberg – With A Twist

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/02/2018

    Yes, the overall retro feel of the album is charming. The musicianship throughout is fascinating, with a big horn section, strings and various star guests such as Sullivan Fortner on piano and Rhodes, Matt Wilson on drums, Scott Colley on bass, Aaron Goldberg on piano and Rhodes, Gil Goldstein on keys and accordion (he also…

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  • Jamison Ross "All For One"
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    Jamison Ross – All For One

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/01/2018

    Drummer and vocalist Jamison Ross, winner of the 2012 Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, has released his sophomore album after his Grammy-nominated “Jamison” debut in 2015. The dozen tracks span the range from jazz to gospel, from r&b to soul and back. “All For One” starts with the feel-good New Orleans groove of Allen Toussaint‘s…

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  • Dionne Warwick "Friends In Love"
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    Dionne Warwick Adding New Tour Dates in Europe

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/28/2018

    Legendary singer Dionne Warwick, now 55 years in business, is still on the road and recently added a few dates in Europe. We still fondly remember her last concert here in Berlin where she moved half the audience to tears. We just wanted to let you know where she will stop during her European tour…

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  • Norma Winstone "Descansado"
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    Norma Winstone – Descansado: Songs For Films

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/27/201802/27/2018

    The Berlinale has ended, but just in time for the Berlin Film Festival this new album by Norma Winstone had been released. I always had mixed feelings listening to the Norma Winstone discography. Her excursions into avantgarde or experimental music never really resonated with me, but she recorded some excellent albums, too, like her first…

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  • Molly Tentarelli
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    Molly Tentarelli Releases Her Debut

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/27/2018

    As the backing vocalists for Jarrod Lawson, I’ve seen both Tahirah Memory and Molly Tentarelli on various stages in Berlin, Paris, Rotterdam, and New York. And maybe because Jarrod is still busy with the production of his own next album, it was the perfect timing to come out with her debut. Molly Tentarelli‘s family was…

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  • Tokunbo "The Swan"
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    Tokunbo – The Swan

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/26/2018

    Tokunbo was the lead singer of the group TokTokTok which won five German Jazz Awards and recorded a total of 13 albums. After her 2014 solo debut, she is now back with “The Swan”, a wonderful collection of 11 songs and stories, wrapped up in silky soul and satin, sometimes going the folk route, sometimes…

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  • Berlinale 2018
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    Berlinale Round-Up

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/26/2018

    No, I haven’t seen this year’s winner, “Touch Me Not” by Romanian director Adina Pintilie, nor the Silver Bear winner, “Twarz” by Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska, simply because I wasn’t interested in both stories. But it was an especially strong year for German movies (“Transit” at times a bit confusing though), even though they didn’t…

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  • 68. Berlinale
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    Berlinale 2018 Competition

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/23/201802/23/2018

    In this year’s competition, I couldn’t really relate to any of the movies’ characters or plots recently. In Cédric Kahn‘s “La Prière”, a bunch of ex-junkies try to start a new life in a monastery. During all the prayers and praises to god in the movie, I couldn’t stop asking myself if hardcore junkies who…

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  • Damsel
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    Berlinale Competition and Special: a beautiful Mercedes, too much Absinth, a mini Pony and Lolita

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/17/2018

    “Las Herederas”, the heiresses, is the debut by Marcelo Martinessi from Paraguay. The movie had its world premiere last night at the 68th Berlin Film Festival. It’s about an older, lesbian couple whose lives start to separate during one of the ladies’ stay in prison. Chela, the one who stays home (wonderfully portrayed by Ana…

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