Piano/vocal man David Anthony Zee turns in a sublimely rendered set of old-school covers on his latest album AfterTime. Employing a delightfully simple piano-vocal-upright-drums format, Zee takes songs from the 1920s to the 1950s and skillfully crafts new versions full of understated mood, melody, and rhythm. AfterTime was produced by Noel Paul Stookey of Peter,
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As a musician gains experience they are free to explore and experiment. Getting the opportunity to perform with other musicians opens up even more exploration. Our recent find Don Tocabajo (pronounced T0-ka-ba-ho) has spent his life in love with music and keeps up the passion with new music coming out on March 15th, 2021. Based
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Brazilian born Giliard Lopes brings a uniquely European jazz sensibility to his new release Caminhos, a Portuguese word translated into English as “Paths”. It’s another product of the top flight musical education Lopes received studying double bass at London’s Guildhall School of Music and Drama and composition at Berlin’s Jazz Institute, but also a natural outgrowth
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Some artists just have a quality you can’t ignore. Whether it be their ability to tell a story or just general easiness that comes with composing, they just create a story that can’t be replicators or quantities. New York City-based artists Frank Migliorelli & The Dirt Nappers uses this to their advantage. In their latest release
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