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The Taste Of A Second Life – The Taste of A Second Life is the new recording project of saxophonist Gabriele Buonasorte, who, after 5 years involved in the artistic production of two important recording projects of the singer-songwriter scene, as well as a sideman with renowned musicians, returns to the international jazz scene with a new work under his name, and he does it at the side of three exceptional musicians. This new explosive quartet, TIME-LAPSE, includes Greg Burk (Piano - Synthesizers), Gabriele Lazzarotti (Bass) and John B. Arnold (Drum and Live electronics).

“Authentic, real, what you see is what you get…that describes Ruby Lovett and her music. There is no “put-on” in this collection of songs - just pure musical emotion that is music to the heart and soul. From the cotton fields and magnolias of Mississippi, to dreams of walking on the moon, this album takes you on a musical journey that is set free by the simple production which allows room for each instrument and especially Ruby’s vocal to shine.” ~ Jimmy Metts, President, Torque Entertainment/Voxhall Records and long time friend.”

After graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Maggie Rogers released her critically acclaimed debut EP, 'Now That The Light Is Fading'. The acclaimed producer/songwriter/performer now releases major label debut album: ‘Heard It In A Past Life’. The album includes the song that introduced Rogers to the world, “Alaska,” which has accrued over 100 million global combined streams to date. ‘Heard It In A Past Life’ also contains the follow-up singles “Fallingwater,” praised by NPR as “a celebration of the terrifying yet thrilling process of change” and “Give A Little,” which Pitchfork hailed as “cathartic pop song about empathy and unity.”; as well as newest single “Light On”, as seen on Saturday Night Live - November 3rd.

‘I am indeed a savage. And civilised people sense it. My works surprise and disturb them because they see in them the savage that I can't repress. That's what makes my work inimitable.’ Actor Dominic West reads Paul Gauguin's self-revelatory words in a new film biography that recognises Gauguin’s formidable artistic achievement but also confronts his sexual relationships with young indigenous girls in the Pacific and his role in 19th-century French colonialism.

'I am indeed a savage. And civilised people sense it. My works surprise and disturb them because they see in them the savage that I can't repress. That's what makes my work inimitable.' Actor Dominic West reads Paul Gauguin's self-revelatory words in a new film biography that recognises Gauguin's formidable artistic achievement but also confronts his sexual relationships with young indigenous girls in the Pacific and his role in 19th-century French colonialism.

Keyboarder, vocalist, author, but also performer of few other instruments, Steve Katsikas, has released an album with 11 tracks in, entitled “Hidden Village”, some period ago.