Wishing Between The Lines

Following on from their critically acclaimed studio album 'FOLLOW THEM TRUE' Stick in the Wheel's new mixtape release maps the landscape of today. Drawing the lines between genre, era and emotion; between Laurie Anderson, 'Einstein on the Beach'' English folk and UK dub, all through the restless and yet precise production of Ean Kraytah and the beautifully comfortless vocals of Nicola Kearey. Musical psychogeography, songs that are concrete instead of "timeless".

Limited 13 disc (10 CDs + three NTSC/Region 0 DVDs) box set. The definitive collection from the pop princess presented in a beautiful 12" x 12" coffee table book. This is Debbie's first-ever full career retrospective celebrating 30 years (1987-2017), and includes over 200 tracks. All the classic hits including 'Shake Your Love', 'Foolish Beat', 'Only In My Dreams', 'Electric Youth', 'You're The One That I Want', 'Lost In Your Eyes' and many more. Includes eight classic albums - Out Of The Blue, Electric Youth, Anything Is Possible, Body Mind Soul, Think With Your Heart, Deborah, M.Y.O.B. and Ms. Vocalist. Also includes a remix CD - featuring classic 12-inch mixes from Shep Pettibone, Steve 'Silk' Hurley, Masters At Work, Harding/Curnow, Junior Vasquez and more - plus the Stage, Screen & Beyond CD - featuring sought-after rarities from throughout Debbie's career plus exclusive, previously unheard new recordings. The DVDs contain classic videos and live concerts (from Nashville and Tokyo) plus exclusive bonus footage. The lavish 12" x 12" book packaging includes a 32-page 'scrapbook' containing rare and unseen pictures personally chosen by Debbie plus Debbie's own in-depth commentary and a brand new interview with producer Fred Zarr.

This double-CD release is a fourth volume in pianist Paavali Jumppanen’s ongoing recording cycle of the Beethoven piano sonatas. This release includes Piano Sonatas Nos. 16–18 & 24–27 – written between 1801–02 and 1809–14, and belonging to the middle period of the composer’s oeuvre.

Master Active Listening to Transform your Interactions into Moments of Influence that Strengthen your Power to Influence

An unfortunate reality for too many musicians—even those who are well-known—is that most of their audiences are aware of but a portion of their true work…their fullest capabilities. Recordings only tell part of the story, since artists often tour with groups that are never documented. And even those tours, for those fortunate enough to experience them, are often limited-run engagements—perhaps a few weeks in Europe here, a short tour of Japan there. Even in North America, given the vast distances that have become increasingly untenable with transportation costs, only those on one coast or the other, for example, might get the chance to catch a particular lineup and repertoire.

Toronto based indie rocker Taylor Knox has released his debut full length record, Love. Following his 2015 debut EP, Lines, Knox looks to expand his song writing and unique style across the length of a full album, making this record a definite hit amongst the city’s hipsters and indie crowd. Opening with “Wishing Well”, I was immediately, and pleasantly, surprised to hear thick, crunching, and fuzzy guitars leading the song in a rhythmic pulse as Knox emerges in a mellow and airy presence. His soft voice is a great contrast to the distortion of the guitars and creates a unique push and pull between modern and retro. Knox’s heavy use of guitars can be heard throughout the album, specifically on tracks like “The Stars”- which includes more crunchy chords, and a handful of funky lines- the dragging heaviness of “Love Love Love”, and The Beatles inspired “Sun”. These are among the strongest tracks on Love– especially the hard hitting blues of “Love Love Love”- largely due to their ability to seamlessly blur the lines between genres to make a slight innovation to the style of indie rock and pop.

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