​This is jazz music from Eastern Europe, not what we’re used to hear. Perhaps something for you?

​Ideal for lovers of quiet, atmospheric piano music. 

​Kurt Allen band is an energetic blues, funk and power rock formation. As an accomplished live artist, had Allen also some time to write a lot of songs and get started in the studio. Opening with a blues rocker like "Graveyard Blues" is like kicking in an open door. And guitarslinger Kurt Allen rages on in the following "Watch Yo Step". The horn section is almost a constant in the set list. Pete Caroll (trumpet) and Trevor Turla on trombone are doing an excellent job.
Great release!

​It’s nice to see all these successful tracks on one album. Highly recommended!

​This fantastic and lyrical album is a tribute worth!

​The beautiful voices, the superior songs and ditto arrangements, make that De Havilland has a ticket to a golden future with this first EP. To discover!

​Raw Blues Experience is no longer unknown in the blues scene. Vocalist and harp virtuoso Brent Redant, drummer Bart De Bruecker, bassist Jacky Verstraeten and guitarist Marc Van Nuland form the foundation of the band. During the live shows, Redant often turns out to be a stage animal and also here, together with that tight rhythm section, he lifts the songs to a higher musical level. In addition to many original songs, Raw Blues Experience brings its own interpretation of a few classic blues songs. The band Raw Blues Experience knows better than anyone how to start a party. The release "Trailer Trash" is a "must have" for every true blues fan!

​One World Records releases the debut album from jazz trumpettist  Yuliesky Gonzalez.  Eight compositions that triggers the body and caresses the senses.  You may love Miles Davis or Louis Armstrong, but this young guy beats them all.  

​"Chicago Spectacular!" is Johnny's first blues album as a leader. Johnny is just not that atypical blues pianist. His playing is packed with originality and has withstood the definition of blues. His four original compositions naturally flow from the classic Chicago blues piano repertoire and turn vintage blues and boogie into something accurate. With a lot of Chicago blues all-stars artists he dove into the Delmark Studio, and created something contemporary and daring. Johnny Iguana's Chicago Spectacular! is the story of a unique piano man who elevates his Chicago blues heroes, while leaving his own mark. It is a convincing proof that blues music today is still vital and still in development.

​Kris Delmhorst conquers the hearts of all the sensitive souls.  Open your ears!

​A nice flight trip by Quintin, and he shows us that he can master his sax. Ideal for your during next flight! 

​"Leftover" is the new digital album for harp-ace / vocalist Steven Troch. It is a compilation of thirteen songs that have never been released before. Oddities, alternative mixtures and songs that were taped between 2017 and 2020. And this during ten recording sessions in various studios. We once wrote that the Malines clay in itself had nothing to do with the hard-worked soils in and around the Mississippi Delta. Unless the musical factotum Steven Troch. And that confirms Steven agian…!

​Enjoy very relaxed the hip swaying tunes of G.Combo, a latin inspired album mixed with lively electronic samples.  More than just streetmusic.

​When 20 musicians (young and old) enter the recording studio, you can be sure that quality will emerge.  ‘Echoes Don’t Lie’  is an addictive album…and I don’t lie either.  Recommended!

​On ‘Abandon Ship’ The Ragtime Rumours again break the often stifling blues boundaries. The experimentation with both sound and recording, the powerful lyrics, supplemented with impressive arrangements, make these 11 original songs and 1 cover an album to cherish. The Ragtime Rumours love to break rules and that's a good thing. ‘Abandon Ship’ is a formidable album!

Not easy to work like the late Frank Zappa, but Thierry Maillard tried to put the same energy in this tribute.  You will miss the satire of Frank, but you will find the rich layering of the compositions.

​A nice introduction to this smooth jazz artist. I think that we’ll hear more from him. 

​Jasmine returns on this compilation to the first recordings Billy ‘Boy’ Arnold made for Cool, followed by his work with Bo Diddley, to end with the Vee Jay recordings. With that, the label probably has the most complete compilation of Billy Boy's earlier work on the shelf. ‘Come Back Baby, I Wish You Would’ is therefore a must have for lovers of sublime Chicagoblues.

​Two complete different releases on Fruits de Mer Records this month.  A wonderful retrospective from the Welsh band Soft Hearted Scientist, psychedelic popsongs they composed over the last seven years. You can’t escape the sixties.  On the other  side of the spectrum, 200 minutes with your head in the clouds; electronics in ambient and spacerock from various artists, inspired by the German krautrock.  Déjà entendu?  Yes, but with a few inspiring  cinematic compositions worth listening.

​The result, the album "Supergroove"! Of course, it includes his signature guitar work and that is easily guided by his great band and an excellent vocal performances by some notable guests. The title track is immediately a fat super-funky song. Let the party begin!

​Southern Soul differs from the Motownsoul because of its slower rhythm, but is nevertheless no less vibrant. Rhythm & blues also forms the basis here. A base that is complemented by the powerful gospel from the southern states. The Jasmine label puts the birth and early development of Southern Soul in the spotlights with this compilation. Definitely recommended for lovers of beautiful soul ballads.

​You can relive the warm live sound of this lovely recording in your home. Recommended!

​These tracks are previously unreleased, sound melodic and take you into the cosmos. Very nice for fans of Tangerine Dream.

​Lloyd Jones' repertoire is not limited to traditional blues and contemporary New Orleans funk. This release is inspired by the Delbert McClinton "Sandy Beaches" Cruise and brings some of Music City's coolest instrumentalists together. The fourteen songs were written by the duo Lloyd Jones and keyboardist / producer Kevin McKendree. Besides a tight rhythm section, Delbert McClinton and Teresa James are especially notable guests.  This is a true musical orgasm!