No-Ce has just released their new album, ‘Jazz Proclamation Vol. 1&2’! Having a unique impact on the music industry, they…
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The Classical Crossover Revival: Ones to Watch
As the Classic Brits returns after a five-year hiatus, and Katherine Jenkins re-signs to Decca, the future of classical music…
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Jane Maria set to spearhead the revival of classical music
As the Classical Brits returns after a five-year hiatus, and Katherine Jenkins re-signs to Decca, the future of classical music…
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Uno Prism is bringing the ‘vibes’ to nu-jazz electronica
Though the vibraphone or ‘vibes’ has been around since Louis Armstrong’s era (circa 1930), it’s an instrument that’s slipped in…
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Lady Geraldine triumphs over tragedy with cathartic album ‘Little Miss Blue’
Often, the most captivating storytellers have survived the greatest tragedies. This couldn’t ring more true of Lady Geraldine, an artist…
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Ricardo Bacelar and Elena Rose present sultry rendition of ‘Somewhere in the Hills’
Brazilian jazz pianist, Ricardo Bacelar, has unveiled a rendition of ‘Somewhere in the Hills’ by Antonio Carlos Jobim. The cover…
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Sebastiana is the only Brazillian Fusion album you need to hear
Ricardo Bacelar’s third album ‘Sebastiana’ transcends musical styles and extends way beyond trends and fashions. Through a combination of improvisation,…
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A Flock Of Seagulls collaborate with Prague Philharmonic on Greatest Hits
For the first time since 1984, all four original members of one of the most iconic bands of the 1980’s…
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Ben Ridley offers snapshots of life, love and regret on new album ‘Sing’
Classical pianist-come-pop prodigy, Ben Ridley, has released his brand new album ‘Sing’. Having excelled as a high-brow instrumentalist, Ridley turned…
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Antimo Magnotta releases devastating album ‘Inner Landscape’
Antimo Magnotta, the pianist who miraculously survived the Costa Concordia disaster, has released his brand new album ‘Inner Landscape’. The…
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