​I love the whispering vocals and the psychedelic use of the instruments.  Beautiful ewpressive teamwork!

The sweet whispering voice of Auburn’s frontwoman puts a spell on you. What a talent!

​Reza has delivered refreshing songs, that will appeal to lovers of contemporary and smooth jazz. I will jump on this train for sure!

​If you want to enjoy an relaxed, contemporary atmosphere, don’t hesitate to buy this electronic smooth jazz album!

​A nice discovery, and a welcome addition to smooth jazz!

​Difficult to categorize, but more than worthwhile, this new album from the band Incendio!

​Ann Sweeten’s fourteenth album is a reference to the time before her third diagnosis of cancer, and looks with hope towards the future. Excellent for those who love solo piano, with emotions. 

​Robyn and Thilo are two great musicians, and they need a cool change.  Listen to their personal stories.

​Christian Draghi seems to be a natural talent: emotional well-constructed songs that beats the heart and the soul. He doesn’t deny the past nor the future and writes between dark and light.  And we can enjoy it. Marvellous!

​Darren Eedens band sounds like an intelligent cow-punk band :  a combination of traditional country and experimental creativity.  Have fun!

Now there is Paul Karapiperis' newest project "Acoustic & Electric Growls", and that is a very adventurous. For this exceptional project, Paul found backing with his Greek soul mates. He is a Greek blues god from Malesina. He is actually a maverick in the blues scene. His raw, but also sultry voice is so fitting for his intended sound. This is a true discovery in this often tinged blues rock scene. Who brings Paul Karapiperis to our stages…? And then now..Replay please!

‘Widow’s Waltz’  takes you immediately by the balls: strong, powerfull, intense, oh my howling favourite!

​The Swedish band Slim Loris goes back to basics with five catchy songs.  It gives  a British retro feeling but if fits wonderfully together.

​Back into time with low progressive rock in a cold mathematic concept.  Look out for the video, you will get a profound explanation. Logical, not?

Kelly Zirbes is celebrating her 25th birthday this year in the music bussines. The release ‘Can" Take My Soul’ is now her fourteenth album. The twelve original tracks distinguish themselves with an eclectic mix of blues, roots, rock, cajun and a dash of Americana. The rhythm section of Perry Robertson (guitar), Matt McFadden (bass), Mike Sauer (drums) and Bobby Organ on keys was accompanied by some special guests. Highly recommended…!

​Meg Williams is originally from Finger Lakes, NY State. Nowadays, Nashville has its base. She signed a lucrative contract with Nola Blue Records for her debut album ‘Take Me As I Am: The Muscle Shoals Sessions’. Her 2017 EP ‘Maybe Someday’ opened many doors for Williams.
She was given the opportunity to participate in the 2019 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. Now there is Meg’s debut release ‘Take Me As I Am: The Muscle Shoals Sessions’, a collection of twelve original songs. 

The twelve tracks on Steve's eighth album are almost timeless stories from the first half of the twentieth century. The acoustic guitar arrangements and fingerpicking ’guitar styles are beautifully constructed highlights. 

​Great album from Keri and Devin Latimer with hidden  stories, a time picture in a partly family chronicle.

​The repertoire was and is, until now, well-chosen covers that span blues, soul and some rock and roll. Stig's rough voice timbre lends itself perfectly to their intended sound. Just like his exciting guitar riffs, the tight drums and the very exciting Hammond organ arrangements. The goal now is to release an album with their own material. The basis has already been laid.

Now Scott proudly promotes his new release ‘Hidin" Out On Titan’. With his pleasant voice timbre, he leads us through his oeuvre. The rocking title track open the dance. And that is immediately in pleasant contrast with the folky and Celtic "Nobody Understands Nothin" No More. The diversity is great, and that is what we like overhere.

​The songs were recorded with an old 24-track analog recorder. And this, of course, achieved its intended sound. The Louisiana swampy sound is immediately apparent in the opening track ‘Rocking Chair’. The tone is deployed, the atmosphere is striking and the sunny 'Smile' puts a smile on our fieselemie. Great..!

In addition to Stannard on guitar, bass and vocals, he finds his soul mates in sixteen different musicians. The big band feeling was created here by a hornsection.

Trying and searching  is the only way to reach anything. That’s what LOGOUT is all about. N91° is the perfect example of an experiment waiting to be uplifted!

With Paul Glandorf as a singer, the band can look with confidence into the future. 

​Again a great album from The Vanished Dutchman, JoosTVD.  Beside his ‘classic’ funky beats, you will find a few crazy cabaret tunes. How nice music can be!