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London-based trip-hop band Morcheeba left us floating in an ethereal haze on 2021's Blackest Blue, and this 11th album chases the same skies. On the aptly named Escape the Chaos, producer Ross Godfrey and singer Skye Edwards invite us on a journey into the above with the airy, acoustic textures of "Elephant Clouds" and "Far We Come," both of which lie in the same folk pop vein as the previous album, or on the excellent "Dead To Me" with its bossa nova guitar.

From store; "This is the ultimate CD collectors' edition of Morcheeba's 11th studio album Escape The Chaos, exclusively available on the Morcheeba webstore. 'This whole record is a process of trying to reconnect with what really matters. whether it's what in your heart or with the world, putting your feet on grass and feeling the earth beneath you' says Ross Godfrey. 'For me, 'We Live and Die' is about my duration in the band and the music world and life in general', Skye says of the lead single. 'The lines become blurred after all this time. In a way, it's a homage to the thirty years of being in Morcheeba which is 60% of my existence'.

Classic FM: Relax & Escape is a soothing mix of the finest classical music as heard on Classic FM. Over 4 hours of music split across four CDs and themed for different moods of relaxation featuring some of today's best-loved composers.

Human stories resound the loudest and the longest. People will always undoubtedly bond over shared experiences of love, loss, and life. On their sixth full-length album I Am Human [Better Noise Records], Escape The Fate transmit a raw, real, and relatable narrative through airtight songcraft, lyrical honesty, and stadium-worthy delivery. The quartet—Craig Mabbitt [lead vocals], Kevin “Thrasher” Gruft [lead guitar, bass], Thomas “TJ” Bell [rhythm guitar], and Robert Ortiz [drums]—didn’t hold back and cut right to the core on the 13 anthems comprising the record.

NEW AGE music is often instrumental in nature, incorporating elements of electronica and non- Western instrumentation. It is characterized by the light melodic harmonies and sounds reproduced from the natural world. It is intended to promote serenity, create artistic inspiration, and relaxation. Used by listeners for yoga massage, and meditation, it is often associated with environmentalism and New Age spirituality.

This is the latest new installment of Soul Jazz Records' on-going collection of Rastafarian music at Studio One, featuring classic material from legendary roots and culture artists The Gladiators, Horace Andy, Freddie McGregor, Sugar Minott and the Wailing Souls, alongside a superb selection of rarities from Sir Coxsone's musical empire made up of one-off and practically unknown Rastafarian artists who recorded on a myriad of Studio One off-shoot labels in the 1970s - The Manchesters, Mellodies, The Nightingales and others.

In December 2009, Slow Joe left India to give the first concert of his life at the Transmusicales in Rennes. There he met his new family: The Ginger Accident, four rockers devoted to his cause, who will carry loud and clear the poetry of this heavenly tramp. It is the beginning of a great adventure marked by more than 300 concerts and two magisterial albums, widely relayed by the press. Slow Joe left us in May 2016, when "Let Me Be Gone" was finalized, his third album, dark, released posthumously on February 3, 2017.

In view of the large number of outstanding Norwegian musicians, it can be easy to forget just how few people live in Norway, and how small and close-knit the music scene there is. Perhaps that is why Norwegian jazz musicians are so outgoing – a project with classical colleagues here, a pop gig there, when it comes down to it they're all friends. One good example of this is pianist Morten Qvenild.