Steven Gould

Steven Feifke and his big band get the ball rolling with their long awaited debut release, "Kinetic." Feifke's debut big band recording makes a major musical statement. Feifke's big band, which held a popular monthly residency at the Django venue in New York City for nearly two years pre-COVID, features some of the fastest rising stars on the the jazz scene today; Veronica Swift, Ulysses Owens Jr., Alexa Tarantino, Lucas Pino, Benny Benack III and Jimmy Macbride, among them.

With his debut album First Things First, New York City based saxophonist Andrew Gould steps up and clearly defines what he puts first and foremost into his music - passion, energy, groove and a strong melody. The all star ensemble consists of pianist Steven Feifke, bassist Marco Panascia, and drummer Jake Goldbas, vocalist Ioana Vintu, and trumpeter Scott Wendholt. First Things First is an exhibition of equal parts musical depth and stylistic versatility, featuring an exciting array of original music written to showcase the band doing what they do best - letting loose. Outside In Music

The tracklisting for Now Thats What I Call Music! 104 has been unveiled. 104th edition of the compilation series is released on November 8 and includes 47 tracks, including five bonus throwback tracks from Now Thats What I Call Music! 4, released in November 1984. Official Singles Chart Number 1s appear on Now 104: Dance Monkey and Ed Sheerans Take Me Back To London ft. Stormzy. Collection features a further 17 Top 10s at the time of writing, including Kygo & Whitney Houstons Higher Love, Joel Corrys Sorry, and Crown by Stormzy. For every lover of positive motives, this will be a godsend! One currently unreleased song features in the tracklisting; Sigalas We Got Love with Ella Henderson, which is out on November!