Kane

A psychological study of Charles Foster Kane, a powerful newspaper tycoon whose idealism was corrupted as he rose to enourmous wealth and power. The story unfolds as a mystery: when Mr. Kane dies uttering cryptic last words, a magazine reporter interviews the tycoon's friends in an effort to uncover the significance of the word "Rosebud."

'Different Man' is the third studio album from multi-platinum, genre-bending, recording artist Kane Brown. The album represents the future of Kane Brown's music and artistry - no boundaries, no genre expectations, just emotive music connecting with people across the globe.

Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles), an enormously wealthy media proprietor, has been living alone in Florida in his vast palatial estate Xanadu for the last years of his life, with a "No trespassing" sign on the gate. He dies in a bed while holding a snow globe and utters "Rosebud…"; the globe slips from his dying hand and smashes. Kane's…

It only took two albums for Kane Brown to become one of country music's biggest stars. His third finds the singer in the mood for love songs—about his wife and family, his home state, his life—and willing to try on a few new guises. The record opens with chiming church bells and mournful strings as Kane announces "Bury me in Georgia," then gets very specific about where he wants that to be: miles out of Chattanooga, south of the Tennessee state line, on a "no-name road off Highway 2 just past the Welcome sign." It's more of a hard, swampy Southern rocker than Brown usually traffics in, and it's exciting to hear his usually cool voice getting fiery against strident guitar. The same goes for the raw-edged title track, a duet that finds him and Blake Shelton trading verses about toiling as line workers but wondering: What if they were actually made to be on the stage?

Logan Kane, one of jazz’s most sought-after young bassists and a prominent figure in LA’s thriving creative music scene, is proud to present Floor Plans, his first recording at the helm of an acoustic jazz quintet. Kane’s first full-length, NOPE,SCIENCE (2020), showcased his adventurous writing for nonet, while Planet Mirrors (2021) was electronic, catchy, riotously inventive, with Kane playing all instruments and singing (in the company of several guests). On Floor Plans, Kane is heard mainly on upright bass, the instrument he plays extensively as a sideman with the likes of Steve Lehman, Ari Hoenig, Becca Stevens, Justin Brown, Edward Simon and Joel Ross, to name a few. The music is imposingly dense and ambitious, with rhythmic precision and soaringly complex melodic arcs, every moment of it fired by the extraordinary players in Kane’s band.

She won the Montreux Jazz Talent Award in 2019, was honored with the coveted "Record of the Week" at BBC Music Introducing and crosses genre boundaries with her cinematic sound, in short: Afra Kane is one of the most exciting neo-soul and jazz talents of recent times. The young Italian singer-songwriter and pianist based in Biel (CH) has announced her second album "Could We Be Whole" for early 2024, which also marks her debut on Warner Music.

Multimillionaire newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane dies alone in his extravagant mansion, Xanadu, speaking a single word: "Rosebud". In an attempt to figure out the meaning of this word, a reporter tracks down the people who worked and lived with Kane; they tell their stories in a series of flashbacks that reveal much about Kane's life but not enough to unlock the riddle of his dying breath.
Un importante financiero estadounidense, dueño de una importante cadena de periódicos, de una red de emisoras, de dos sindicatos y de una inimaginable colección de obras de arte, muere en su fabuloso castillo de estilo oriental, Xanadú. La última palabra que pronuncia al expirar es ”Rosebud”. El país entero y la prensa en general quedan intrigados por saber el significado de esta palabra. Para descubrirlo, un grupo de periodistas se pone a investigar.

Miles Kane’s (acclaimed English rocker and co-founding member of The Last Shadow Puppets with Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys) 2025 release, Sunlight In The Shadows, marks his first Easy Eye Sound album teaming up with GRAMMY-winning producer Dan Auerbach.

After a few years in Los Angeles, Miles Kane returned to London as one of classy melodies with Change The Show. Change of situation and return to the Northern soul of the 60s, as he already does in substance on the releases of The Last Shadow Puppets with his sidekick Alex Turner or with his supergroup The Jaded Hearts Club (Matt Bellamy of Muse, Graham Coxon of Blur, Nic Cester of Jet, guitarist Jamie Davis and drummer Sean Payne of the Zutons) who, since 2017, has been reviving soul and rock'n'roll standards that have fallen into disuse for private concerts or in the studio (You' ve Always Been Here), under the fire of a more than divided criticism.

MILES KANE RETURNS WITH A BLISTERING NEW ALBUM ONE MAN BAND, OUT ON MODERN SKY RECORDS. THE ALBUM’S FIRST OFFERING IS THE EXUBERANT INDIE BANGER ‘TROUBLED SON’.