Tag: ACID JAZZ

Save The Children by Chris Oledude

Chris Oledude is a Puerto Rican-born, African American, white-Jewish New York artist who has been writing protest music since the 1980s, when he performed on the streets of the city and in...

Dragon Hentai Tears by William McLaughlin

London's WGMC - William McLaughlin by full name - dropped "Dragon Hentai Tears" on April 14th, his second single. The pitch is straightforward: no instruments, just recorded vocals that have been altered,...

Bad Strategies by Tony Frissore

DECISIONS OUTPACING RESPONSIBILITY! On Bad Strategies, Tony Frissore uses groove as a lens for examining how power operates, and how easily it detaches from accountability. The track doesn’t approach its subject through confrontation...

Me After You by Gianfranco GFN

Gianfranco GFN’s latest release, Me After You, is a soulful lamentation that masterfully balances melancholy and defiance. Part of his new album GIOMANÈ, the track delves deep into the ache of forbidden...

West Hill Road by The All’s Eye Triol

‘West Hill Road’ is designed to groove. An expansive, superbly tight jam constructed of one solo after another, all wrapped in a mix that’s descended from heaven in its fullness and confidence....

Cherry Peach by Ari Joshua

Absolutely inventive and novel, ‘Cherry Peach’ staunchly defies genre boundaries. Acidic, peppy, jazzy, quirky, and wholly exciting, this collective effort of about half a dozen exceptional talents turned out extremely well for...

A Journey for the Mind, Soul, and Body in “Saigon” by Gianfranco GFN

Have you ever gone cycling in the streets of the Vietnamese city, Saigon? If not, prepare to take a trip down memory lane; memories you never made but seem to evolve in...

Spider Plant Blues by Greg Foat

Greg Foat, the London-based musician and musical explorer extraordinaire, is releasing his latest Jazz single "Spider Plant Blues" on May 24th... ...the single is named after the plants that inspired it, and is...
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