Frank Kohl Quartet - Invisible ManGuitarist Kohl's third release as a leader, 2015's Invisible Man, features the New York bassist Steve LaSpina, whom Kohl first heard perform with guitar master Jim Hall. The music is a tight east coast sound, with many originals by Kohl. Elegant in simplicity, eschewing the thicker layers of many jazz presentations, this recording is to the point and floats along nicely. Kohl says "May we all believe in ourselves and not be deterred by the obstacles

Alex's young son

No doubt Clarke's antiestablishment rhetoric fits the band lending some of these songs a more poignant bent as he screams 'middle east Vietnam' during Plastic Green Head

available on vinyl without any strict limitation for the first time

About time

her first new album in almost a decade and her first release on Colemine Records

the processional 'Tapor No

Next is "Ti Amo" with it's cinematic flair

Annie & The Aeroplanes

Gypsy Spice includes some of the top names in flamenco/world music and should be a big seller coming on the heels of the popular previous Baja/TSR compilations

who leaves the noisy world of opulence to search for inner peace - songs which follow the path of his story from one medieval language to another

A pianist gifted with a rare sensitivity and a sincere virtuosity

Music Songs From And Inspired By The Motion Picture