Kruder & Dorfmeister Return With New Album “1995”
Legendary trip-hop duo Kruder & Dorfmeister have emerged from the depths with the release of their long-awaited album, "1995," set to drop today, November 13, 2020 via G-Stone Recordings and available on vinyl. Not long ago, after a box of ...
Skalpel-“Highlight”: Album Review
Throughout the years, Marcin Cichy and Igor Pudło have been blending local, traditional jazz inspirations with means of new electronica. The duo’s early albums “Skalpel" and "Konfusion" on Ninja Tune brought them particular acclaim excellent ...
Tim Deluxe-The Radicle: Album Review
Tim Deluxe has given us a good dose of “Jazztronica” with his latest Strictly Rhythm release ‘The Radicle.’ Recuiting jazz musicians: Jim Mullen (guitar); Rod Youngs; Enzo Zirilli (drums); Pete Wareham (sax); Jay Phelps (trumpet); John ...
Phil Gerus: Melding Jazz and Electronica
Phil Gerus digs Jazz. Phil Gerus digs Funk. Phil Gerus digs Soul and R&B. Phil Gerus digs House.
Now imagine growing up in Moscow listening to Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, all legends of Jazz. Studying Classical Piano would be ...
St. Germain – St. Germain: Album Review
Ludovic Navarre, better known by his stage name St. Germain, releases his first studio album in 15 years. St. Germain is the self-titled release from Nonesuch Records, bringing to listeners a mix of his familiar style with a twist that both long-t...
St. Germain Releases Self Titled Album
St. Germain (aka Ludovic Navarre), whose albums Boulevard (1995) and Tourist (2000) originated a genre of French electronic music that later included artists like Air, has returned with his first new album in 15 years. On October 9th, Navarre ...