The magnus opus of the undisputed best Belgian female American act!

‘I Remember The Day': a master-class in songwriting, a 'how-to' in subtle musical accompaniment, one hell of an album! Fingerlicking good!

The duo can not be drummed in a one-sided corner again. And that's what we love about Long Tall Deb And Colin John. Following up on the themes of their 2015 EP, ‘Streets of Mumbai’,
‘Dragonfly’ incorporates a bedrock of blues and soul sensibilities with rock and roll, surf, spaghetti western, noir jazz, pop and Americana.

A band can not sound more contrasting than with there previous album 'Heavy Days'. This is beautiful acoustic blues, roots and country music. Inspired to create something fresh but familiar to listeners, the group explored the roots of blues, country and folk while developing ideas as a collective with mostly acoustic instrumentation.

Professor And The Madman can steel your heart with catchy melodies, energetic rythms and intelligent lyrics.  The joint venture between Uk and America creates unprecedented heights.
Already waiting for the next album!

What do they want? A perfect hit or an intelligent song?  Maybe both? Matthew Paul has the skills and the right band.  Time to decide which direction Above The Sun wants to take.

Very clever mix of 70 'funk, soul, jazz, Afro rhythms and Latin by an Italian band. Turn that volume knob towards max. and ....... get funky!

​This nice discovery brings songs on the border of jazz and smooth jazz.

​Paolo Marini brings swinging Latin soul jazz with his percussion. A nice album.

Six-piece little big band from the Czech Republic, with 13 amazing original songs with rock & roll, swing, jump, bop and jive in the spirit of the golden fifties. Beautiful album!

Another tasty compilation from Koko Mojo Records. Authentic rhythm & blues, swing and jump from the half of the last century. All songs have the theme of the troubles in relationships. Great album!

What a great album compiled by Little Victor, full of danceable, hot rhythm & blues, jive, jump, swing and rock & roll from 'the golden era of music'. Are you ready to party?

​A very nice debut EP with a mixture of R&B, funk, smooth & urban jazz. Keep an eye out for this band!

With 'Lord Of The Desert', 3Hattrio has just released a first top album of this year. Folk mixed with some psychedelics and atmospheric primal sounds in a minimalistic approach. In short, magisterial American desert music. Highly recommended!

Thousands Springs' in three words: fresh, catchy and sticky. A nice album!

Right album, wrong time.  With ‘The Gardening Club’ Martin Springett delivered an almost perfect prog album of the seventies.  Hungry for more, because it’s never too late to enjoy quality!

Twelve folk songs in which Sarah McQuaid muses about mortality in all its facets. A production by the legendary singer / songwriter Michael Chapman.

​This debut of the Japanese pianist Takaaki has covers and original tracks. 

​This latest release from the San Diego big band Ira B. Liss Big Band Jazz Machine sounds like fun.

​One can hear that Andrew Neu has delivered a work of love here! Big band all the way.

​A very nice discovery for lovers of acoustic guitar! 

Fantastic rockabilly and roots album by a Belgian band that played on many rockabilly festivals at home and abroad.

Beth Wimmer’s ‘Bookmark’: storytelling with a poetic twist!

Very strong blues album of this Texan guitarslinger. He gets help from pianist Gene Taylor, Knock-Out Greg on harmonica, Christian Dozzler on the accordion and Marti Brom and Wes Race each sing on one song. Highly recommended!

Belgian Hohner endorser Steven Troch is a Jack-of-all-trades and a master of some, sings like he means it, blows a badass harmonica and writes his own songs. This winner of two international harmonica contests draws inspiration from the old bluesmasters and players like Gary Primich, William Clarke, Steve Baker & Joe Filisko.