Théo Angelopoulous

Theo Lawrence & The Hearts is a band from Gentilly near Paris. The band is composed Theo Lawrence (logic, you say you) to singing and guitar, Olivier Viscat on bass, Louis-Marin Renaud on guitar, Thibault L. Rooster on drums and Nevil Bernard to keyboards. Quintette subsequently struck again by publishing their first EP on November 25, 2016 and in view of their first publication, he was eagerly awaited. The least that can be said to listen to this Sticky Icky is that the test is transformed for this group more than promising.

GRAMMY® Award-Nominated Trumpeter, Composer, And Producer Theo Croker Now Starts Yet Another Chapter In His Constant Evolution As An Artist, Returning With A New Studio Album LOVE QUANTUM. The Seventh Studio Album From Croker Since His 2007 Debut, LOVE QUANTUM Is The Latest In The Consummate Artist And Creator’s Journey Of Self-Exploration Through Storytelling. Arriving Friday, June 24 Via Star People Nation / Sony Music Masterworks, The Album Finds Croker Making His First-Ever Foray Into

Theo ist der Neffe von Daniel Glattauer. Als er geboren wurde, fasste sein Onkel den Entschluss, diesen kleinen Menschen beim Älterwerden zu beobachten und dabei zu beschreiben. Einmal jährlich erschienen Porträts des Ein-, Zwei- und Drei jährigen. Mit drei gab Theo sein erstes Exklusivinterview. Und danach ging es erst richtig los: die ersten Ostereier, das Phänomen Telefon, seine im Wasser schwebenden Tiere (Fische) und - besonders spektakulär - die Vorweihnachtszeit im Supermarkt.

Cutting the cord is something Theo Ross may have done in his life but Cut The Chord is what he titled his 2007 disc, an extended play (EP). This was released by Voice Wave Productions.

On ne choisit pas impunément de constituer un trio à cordes quand on est musiciens de jazz – Français de surcroît ! – sans qu’immanquablement à un moment ou à un autre vienne planer sur la musique que l’on invente l’ombre immense de Django Reinhardt.

Enter the AfroPhysicist trumpeter/composer Theo Croker. Coming straight out of Leesburg, Florida by way of Shanghai, China, this bold young soul-jazz newcomer, grandson of New Orleans trumpet legend Doc Cheatham, is fortified by tradition with no lack of contemporary electricity to propel him into the future. His trumpet pops over rock guitars and roaring organs, floats on the ballads and bops along on straight ahead swing. Croker deftly bridges generation gaps on Afro Physicist, his first album for OKeh Records, produced by Dee Dee Bridgewater for her DDB Records imprint.

Given enough time, things in life often come around full circle. Julia Hülsmann's three recordings for Munich's ACT label were all vocal affairs, where the German pianist's core trio—with bassist Marc Muellbauer and drummer Heinrich Köbberling—were joined by singers ranging from Norway's Rebekka Bakken to Germany's Roger Cicero. Since moving to another Munich label, the more heralded ECM Records, Hülsmann has demonstrated a more careful approach to expanding and evolving her work. Her first two recordings for the label—2008's The End of a Summer and 2011 followup, Imprint—pared things back to her core trio as if to signal a new beginning, adopting a wholly acoustic approach.