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G Clef Fusion Continues to Experiment with ‘Recondite Obbligato’

When a musician is given the time to incubate and develop their sound great things will come. Add in the freedom to not need to fit into any specific genre and style and real sonic explorations can be made. Our previously covered artist G Clef Fusion is back with even more sounds to have us […]

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Kingsley Durant Opens Up The ‘Convertible’

As a musician you must always be ready and willing to accept the inspiration that comes upon you. Music has its way of leading you right where you need to be. Having an open mind to this muse has created great things. Long time musician Kingsley Durant has always done this and now a new […]

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Steven Blane Shares ‘Songs For New York Lovers’

When you are a creative person that has had success in one place for a long while, you feel a real connection to it. The music comes to you here. You owe the place something back. When that place is New York City and you are Steven Blane, the result is the album Songs for […]

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The Joe Marcinek Band Impresses With ‘5’

As a talented musician, there are not many things better than an open jam session with other talented players. Different personalities blend together their styles to create unique music. Often never to be reproduced. Our discovery of the Joe Marcinek Band furthers my belief in this random jam musical magic. The Chicago based project is […]

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A Cover Of A Classic, “Strangers In The Night”

Richard Snyder, known as Richy Snyder, has created a cover version of “Strangers In The Night,” originally made famous by Frank Sinatra, reaching Billboard’s number-one hit song in 1966. Richy Snyder, an artist inspired by Golden Era classics, Jazz, and his father, who co-wrote lyrics on “Strangers In The Night,” is most well known for […]

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The Still Point Comes ‘Full Circle’

It is often said that the more things change, the more they stay the same. As we develop as musicians, we will experiment and explore different genres and styles. As we add pieces of each style to our own repertoire its often leads back to where we started. Just with a fresh and more polished […]

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A Vulnerable Tank And The Bangas Release “Why Try”

Busy as ever, the Grammy nominated Tank and The Bangas continue to roll in support of their latest album Red Balloon. Hailing from New Orleans, their endless grind has led to international success. Mixing and blending genres is just another day at the office for the group. Fresh concoctions of jazz, hip hop, gospel, funk, soul and pop […]

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Arienne Hearts Charlie Is Putting On The Greatest Show

Arienne Hearts Charlie, the impressively accurate name of jazz duo and married couple Arienne and Charlie, who released their newest album The Greatest Show on September 17th. Along with their career as musicians, both Arienne and Charlie are mental health professionals, and believe in the healing power of music. Though they grew up not far […]