Personal Nutrition (10e) Marie A. Boyle (2018)

In May 2015, Norwegian trumpeter and soundscaper Hilde Marie Holsen released her debut recording, Ask, on the Hubro label, to glowing reviews, including an All About Jazz piece that described her as "a natural heir of masters such as Nils Petter Molvaer and Arve Henriksen." While that may seem quite a weight to put on the shoulders of a young player with only one album release to her name, Holsen's music on Ask fully justified it. And three years on from that debut came the follow-up, Lazuli.

This ground breaking series sets out to answer one of the most important questions in history. How did the Nazis end up doing what they did? How did it happen that educated, civilised people were transformed into twisted Nazi monsters? The Nazis cannot be dismissed as mindless thugs. They enjoyed huge support among German academics, students, civil servants and teachers. Their leaders were highly educated, articulate and, on a personal level, polite and charming. They were scientists and doctors and writers. But they will commit acts of unimaginable cruelty, for which they will feel no shame or remorse. Here… is true evil. This shocking and revealing series examines six leading Nazis.

Featuring even more gems from almost every musical genre and spanning across multiple decades, Baby Driver Volume 2: The Score For A Score includes more memorable songs from the movie, exclusive tracks and special remixes that mirror the unique experience of the movie as well as dialogue excerpts from the film, and the unreleased score by Oscar winning composer Steven Price. This special album follows Music from the Motion Picture Baby Driver, the song soundtrack from Edgar Wright’s critically acclaimed, music laden blockbuster film Baby Driver.

There’s something universal in the appeal of an escape – of finding somewhere to relax and explore your ideas. It’s a feeling which connects together the different parts of Maisha’s debut album. A deep record which provides grist for serious spiritual rumination, the music prompts internal reflection as much as it reflects the surrounds which shaped it. Each of its tracks provokes a feeling of intense revery which is timeless, on the one hand, but realised through a confluence of sounds and circumstances which are undeniably of the present.