In 1974/1975 the French electronic band Heldon, with leader Richard Pinhas, released two albums strongly inspired by Robert Fripp, Pierre Henry, Kraftwerk and other predecessors.  Especially with Heldon II, in collaboration with George Blunbatt, they proved to be ‘incontournable’ unmistakably important for the French music scene.

You won’t find many guitarists in Chicago’s world-renowned scene who are as busy as Breezy radio. Now he has to promote his third album. Hopefully Breezy Rodio will also do this in Belgium and the Netherlands. With its live-off-the-floor retrovibe this is a blast of a release.
The Blues got Breezy Rodio, and Breezy Rodio got the Blues…! Check it out on his website are Delmark Records.

Interesting time document of the Spanish Synth Wave in the eighties.  Beautiful songs and creative instrumental pieces with even hit potential.  A must for every dj and new wave lover.

​Catching and intelligent second album from Swedish Kristoffer Bolander with a few excellent psychedelica songs.  Maybe his next album will be filed under progrock?

When you love Simon & Garfunkel and also Fleet Foxes, then this is definitely your choice.  Wonderful close harmonies with classic tunes and poëtic lyrics.

As a big fan of Elvis Presley, the French Jake Calypso travelled to the places that were important to the King, such as the house in Tupelo, the Sun studio, Bad Nauheim, the Grand Ole Opry and even the grave of Presley at Graceland. Calypso sang all these songs at these places. Back in France, Jake contacted his friend and engineer Hubert Letombe and they arranged the audio tapes, Jake brought with him from the States. An exceptional tribute to the 'King of Rock-'n-Roll'! Congratulations Jake!

Anna Karney’s  new album swings between sweet ballads and heavy rocksongs, most of the time very powerful and catching.  I fell for the song ‘Wild Green’ with a poëm on the background. Original!

​Sy Smith is being hailed as a crossover between a modern Roberta Flack and the late Minnie Riperton. On this new album you hear her sing, talk, play synth bas and keyboards. 

​Probably the last sequencer album by Polish Vanderson, with help from Lambert. Enjoy the Berlin school, and travel through the cosmos on 4 tracks. 

What an incredibly fine funky album. Rich, intelligent and masterful.  The French bass player Shob lifts his bass up to an higher level.  The ‘obscurity’ of his Karma Obscur will convince you and your karma! 

Folk v.2.0. Tradition in a new look.

Excellent album to chill out. Soul, jazz, afro-beat all in downtempo. Never thought electronic music could be so beautiful and realistic.  

The band didn’t know that their concerts were taped.  What a nice suprise after all these years for both listeners and musicians. An interesting expedition in improvised electronic music during the eighties. 

​A very nice homage to the American singer-songwriter Michael Franks, and a very nice discovery for me! Relaxed and old school jazzy songs.

​A nice vision on straight ahead jazz with contemporary and smooth touches.

​Themes from the sixties. Excellent for jazz lovers with a tendency towards the geek culture.

​The fifth album by this jazz duo from Seattle brings fresh takes on classic tracks.

Beautiful Mississippi folkblues, Appalachian folk and music from brass and jug bands.
Old music from times when dancing was the only form of recreation, revives here in a miraculous way. 'Clear The Table' is the ideal soundtrack for a party from days long gone.

​This debut contains 9 original compositions, that range from mainstream jazz, to funk, R&B, plus a vocal track. 

​This debut album contains 11 tracks, that simply make their way through the Great American Songbook with here and there a dash of Latin. 

The sound with the different voices often sound heavenly.

The lyrics in the songs from Jeb Barry are important.

One word: excellent!

Slow Pilot, Pole Position Pop!

Great sounds to enjoy.  Bluesy rock’n roll to lick your fingers.  Scott Smith gathered a lot of talent to play his great compositions.  Nice!