Adrian O'sullivan

Thomas Larcher’s Symphony No. 1 “Alle Tage” and his violin concerto performed by Hannu Lintu and Pierre Bleuse (conductors), Adrian Eröd (baritone) and Benjamin Beilman (violin), and the Tonkunstler Orchestra is being released in February 2022 alongside with two live performances of the concerto for violin and orchestra in Musikverein Wien.

This new set of duo improvisations marks the second meeting of composer and electronic musician Adrian Corker (SN Variations) and multi-instrumentalist Jack Wyllie (Portico Quartet, Szun Waves).

Moon flips Lucifer on the Sofa’s rhythm tracks inside-out, and often rebuilds them wholesale. Sherwood supplied extensive additional instrumentation via ON-U’s extended family of session players, including bassist Doug Wimbish and drummer Keith LeBlanc (both of whom performed in Sugarhill Records’ early ’80s in-house rhythm section). He dug deep into the album’s multi-tracks, surfacing forgotten details and elements not present in the final album mixes.

Jazz Is Dead announces another offering of top-shelf recordings taking listeners on a journey through the funky sounds of Ghana all the way to down to the psychedelic soul and samba of Brazil.

To be an independent artist means to not only be free to share your most ambitious artistic impulses, but to retain ownership of them, working tirelessly to market and produce a body of work that stands apart from corporate decision-making and interference. For Phil Ranelin and Wendell Harrison, it was this guiding principle that led them to found the Detroit-based Jazz label Tribe Records in the early 1970s.

Adrian Younge’s Spiritual Jazz album “Adrian Younge Presents … Voices Of Gemma” is yet another achievement in his continued exploration of songwriting and composition. What makes this intriguing study even more special, is that it’s in collaboration with two amazing talents, vocalists Brooke deRosa and Rebecca Englehart AKA Voices Of Gemma.