London music

London music

Obed Calvaire's album delves into the history and struggles of Haiti, taking a different approach in its recording and musician selection. [ more ]

MOGA Caparica 2024 offers an elevated beach festival experience with a lineup of diverse music genres.

The festival includes not only music performances but also enriching activities, boat parties, and a superb OFF program across multiple venues. [ more ]

Gioli & Assia are a creative phenomenon with a unique electro-pop sound and captivating visual experiences.

They are reclaiming their artistic freedom through their independent label and are set to release a new EP in April 2024. [ more ]

Sir Neville Marriner's chance meeting with harpsichordist Thurston Dart led to the founding of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields.

The orchestra's beginnings in chamber music reading sessions grew into the renowned Academy of St Martin in the Fields, revolutionizing European classical music. [ more ]

De Beren Gieren is an innovative Belgian trio blending electronica with their piano trio setup.

Their latest album features more prominent and discernible electronic effects compared to their previous works. [ more ]

The enduring popularity of Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays' music provides opportunities for jazz musicians.

Arrangers like Bob Curnow have reworked Metheny/Mays compositions for big bands, creating challenging charts. [ more ]

The Advocate's 'Losing Control' is a final release from Siona Records celebrating Ukraine.

The Advocate's music has global recognition with high-profile support and millions of streams. [ more ]

Kazuo Ishiguro collaborated with Stacey Kent on original jazz song lyrics.

The trio presented a unique evening of crossover jazz collaboration at Queen Elizabeth Hall. [ more ]

The power of Wilfred Owen's poetry in music performance.

A band in Berlin performing Owen's poetry in a unique setting. [ more ]

Komashov is a rising star in Tel Aviv's electronic music scene, known for blending organic and world music influences in his productions.

His latest EP 'Mi Amor' on Monaberry showcases his signature style of hypnotic percussion, lush synthscapes, and ethnic sensibilities. [ more ]

Gates of Agartha Festival returns to Cave Romane in Croatia on June 7-8, 2024, featuring world-class musicians like Adriatique, Bedouin, Dixon, and more.

The festival offers a blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and ancient craftsmanship, set in the historic Cave Romane in Istria, Croatia. [ more ]

Philipp Schiepek is a renowned German guitarist with training in jazz and classical guitar, known for his individual sonic language.

His album 'Versuch zu Träumen' explores the theme of dreaming, reflecting on dreams as a window to creativity. [ more ]

Vinicius Cantuaria is a highly accomplished Brazilian musician blending Brazilian forms with a contemporary edge in his music.

His new album showcases a mix of familiar Brazilian classics and original songs, demonstrating his versatile musical style. [ more ]

Passion for DJing and music production stems from family influence.

Versatile DJ and producer with a focus on melodic style and adaptability. [ more ]

Glastonbury is sold out, with a lineup featuring potential headliners like Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and Stevie Wonder.

Resale of tickets for Glastonbury will happen in April 2023. [ more ]

The mts Dance Arena at EXIT is a renowned stage for electronic music enthusiasts worldwide.

EXIT festival boasts a diverse lineup catering to various electronic music genres. [ more ]

BBC Radio 3's 'Round Midnight is a new jazz show airing five nights a week, focusing on UK jazz performers.

Soweto Kinch, an award-winning saxophonist and composer, is the presenter of 'Round Midnight. [ more ]

Andy Sheppard's trio at Bristol Jazz Festival delivered a spellbinding start with captivating melodies and harmonies.

Sheppard's trio concept was inspired by a drumless lineup, creating a serene core with subtle complexities in rhythm and form. [ more ]

Musician Charlie Pyne released second album 'Nature is a Mother' on 5 April 2024, expressing responses to the world through her growth as a musician and bandleader.

Pyne's music evolution shifts from fitting in on her debut album to a more organic expression of her recent life experiences in 'Nature is a Mother'. [ more ]

Dayna Stephens bravely battles health challenges while continuing to create exceptional music.

Closer Than We Think showcases Dayna Stephens' unique artistry with a stellar lineup of musicians. [ more ]

A quartet allows the duo to embody Shorter's musical philosophies.

The album blends various musical styles and influences. [ more ]

The Modern Standards Supergroup delivered an exceptional live jazz performance.

The band combines seasoned jazz veterans with talented younger musicians for a unique musical experience. [ more ]

The Brass Monkeys' unique sound with an interesting mix of instruments enhances their musical compositions.

A balance of structured arrangements and spontaneous improvisations brings a dynamic element to their performances. [ more ]

Morris's second album 'Attentive Listening' features seasoned jazz veterans as accompanists.

Morris's influences like Joe Henderson and John Coltrane are evident in his tone and style. [ more ]

Afric Pepperbird is a seminal and powerful record that marked the beginning of Jan Garbarek's career with ECM.

ECM's audiophile vinyl releases highlight underappreciated recordings with historical importance and superb music. [ more ]

Moment's Notice in London features improvised music by multiple artists.

Album "44:42" by Tamar Osborn, Yohannes Kebede, and Will Glaser was recorded at a Moment's Notice event. [ more ]

The Parliamentary Jazz Awards celebrate the diversity and talent in the UK jazz scene.

Public voting for nine categories is open until March 29, 11 pm. [ more ]

The Carnegie Hall Concert from 1971, previously unreleased, showcases Alice Coltrane's intense compositional depth and powerful playing, marking an essential recording for understanding jazz history.

Alice Coltrane's influence on spiritual jazz and her innovative approach to the harp and piano are highlighted in the concert, with a noteworthy ensemble featuring Pharaoh Sanders and a blend of harp and piano performances. [ more ]

Fulvio Sigurtà established in the UK before moving back to Italy with a new group inspired by Wayne Shorter.

London's cosmopolitan music scene and connections contributed to Sigurtà's 14-year stay. [ more ]

Trish Clowes merges classical and jazz influences in her music.

The album 'Journey to Where' showcases an intimate collaboration between Clowes and Ross Stanley. [ more ]

Being Human album features positive aspects of humanity like love and courage.

Dedicated to inspiring individuals like Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai. [ more ]