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  • Saun & Starr "Look Closer"
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    Saun & Starr On Tour

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/13/2015

    Ever since the release of the 2008 album “I Learned The Hard Way” by Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, vocalists Saundra Williams and Starr Duncan Lowe remained in the background. During the ensuing years, the two singers were featured as opening acts to Jones shows and now, earlier this year, their debut album “Look Closer”…

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  • Kevin Hays "New Day"
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    Kevin Hays – New Day

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/12/2015

    Pianist Kevin Hays, who has worked with Joshua Redman, Benny Golson, and Joe Henderson in the past and who recorded for Blue Note in the 90s, switches to Fender Rhodes, the omnipresent Wurlitzer, and vocals on his latest album “New Day”. After the very free-flowing opening Rhodes track, “Run To The Sun”, which also heavily…

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  • Janet Jackson "Unbreakable"
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    Janet Jackson – Unbreakable

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/11/2015

    I still remember buying Janet Jackson‘s first LP. It was actually on February 8th, 1983. The album had been released a few months prior to that. I instantly fell in love with the lush production of Rene Moore and Angela Winbush on “Say You Do”, “You’ll Never Find (A Love Like Mine)”, and “Young Love”….

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  • ESKA
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    From Zimbabwe to London: ESKA

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/11/2015

    Singer ESKA‘s family moved from Zimbabwe to South London when she was a small girl. Her father played a lot of records at home, like Bob James, the Crusaders, or Quincy Jones. When she started her singing career, she never had to look for a job; people always came to her. She sang with Grace…

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  • Gina Dog Day
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    Gina Celebrates International Dog Day

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/10/201510/10/2015

    For us, everyday is a Dog Day of course. But today, Gina is celebrating with some extra paunch, dried beef lung, salmon oil and vegetables. Who knows, maybe she’ll catch another mouse or rat when we’re walking her to the green market or to the garden later. But anyway, it seems that she has accustomed…

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  • Stein Urheim & Mari Kvien Brunvoll "For Individuals Facing The Terror Of Cosmic Loneliness"
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    Stein Urheim & Mari Kvien Brunvoll – For Individuals Facing The Terror Of Cosmic Loneliness

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/09/201510/10/2015

    When Jazz meets Folk meets World Music meets Country meets Zappa meets Schlager meets Sun Ra meets Blues. Add to that a good portion of bright humor and you enter the hilarious world of Stein Urheim and Mari Kvien Brunvoll. The Norwegian duo has created a bizarre mix of space-age bachelor pad turns extraterrestrial music…

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  • Lisa Bassenge "Canyon Songs"
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    Lisa Bassenge – Canyon Songs

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/08/2015

    Producer Larry Klein, who has shaped albums for Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, Madeleine Peyroux, Melody Gardot, Walter Becker, Shawn Colvin, or Curtis Stigers and the new one by his wife Luciana Souza, is also responsible for the airy and open sound on singer Lisa Bassenge‘s new album “Canyon Songs”. That canyon of course refers to…

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  • Yaron Herman "Everyday"
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    Yaron Herman – Everyday

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/07/2015

    Latest output from 34-year old Israeli pianist Yaron Herman is, above all, a duo album with his longtime musical partner, Ziv Ravitz on drums and percussions. Yaron, who lives in France, manages to let the thirteen songs on his album sound like it is at least a full trio, though. Listen to “Points Of You”…

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  • Ellen Andrea Wang "Diving"
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    Ellen Andrea Wang – Diving

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/07/201510/07/2015

    The 28-year old Norwegian bassist and singer Ellen Andrea Wang is currently on tour with her new album “Diving”. It reminds me a lot of the genre-crossing Becca Stevens in her compositions which can be at times jazzy, then again more rock-oriented, singer/songwriter-like or on the folky side. Ellen recently joined drummer Manu Katché‘s band…

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  • Mariza "Mundo"
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    Mariza – Mundo

    ByMatthias Kirsch 10/07/2015

    Portuguese fado singer Mariza releases her new album “Mundo” this week and will showcase her new material on a tour through the US, Canada, and Europe. I had the pleasure of meeting her in Berlin last August and we talked about her new album and the brilliant work of her producer Javier Limón. The new…

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