Maybe

A stellar assortment of funky jams and sweet ballads sent this 1971 album to #11. "Never Can Say Goodbye" and the title tune soared up the charts; they join "I Will Find a Way"; "It's Great to Be Here"; "Honey Chile", and more, with truly amazing performances by young Michael.

Maybe This Christmas, Too is the second installment in Nettwerk's Christmas album series and again collects some of indie rock's best and modern rock chart-toppers for an enjoyable holiday listen. Artists like Rilo Kiley, Guster, and the Be Good Tanyas go against tradition to deliver their own Christmas carols.

Two years after part three in the trilogy that marked the albums Cobblestone Street, Museum and Nomad, Mike Tramp is back with a brand new album entitled Maybe Tomorrow. The album is without doubt one of the Danish singer/songwriters finest albums so far, and the nature of the music is deeply personal and rooted in himself.

Fussyduck is not only characterized by an unusual name and an unusual cast, but also by the international origin of the band members. Alto saxophonist Guillaume Guedin, violinist Robin Antunes and drummer Baptiste Dolt come from Paris, pianist Leandro Irarragorri grew up as the son of a Cuban father in Zurich, the young bassist Daisy George comes from London and trombonist Florian Weiss lives in Bern, where he plays in the quartet Woodooism, among others.