Author: Jan Vranken

In the vast musical landscape of Mali, where tradition and innovation often perform a delicate dance, Songhoy Blues makes a profound artistic choice with “Héritage.” After years of

With sadness, we report the passing of Teddy Osei, founder and frontman of the legendary band Osibisa. Born in Ghana, Osei founded Osibisa in London in 1969 alongside

The music world has bid farewell to a true soul pioneer. Sam Moore, the tenor half of the iconic duo Sam & Dave, passed away on January 10,

There are bands you may have never heard of, but who have been leaving an indelible impression on the musical landscape for decades. Kreidler is such a band.

It now has been announced that Alfa Anderson, the former lead singer of Chic, passed away last week. She was the voice behind global hits like “Good Times”

With “Weather the Storm,” Sabrina Starke creates a profound musical document about personal struggle and transformation. The Rotterdam-based singer translates her experience with breast cancer into a collection

When the doors of FFT in KAP1 opened, it marked not just the beginning of a concert but the start of a new chapter in the rich history

The French duo Ko Ko Mo proves with their fourth album, “Striped,” that they can more than just create raw garage rock. Warren Mouton and Kevin “K20” Grosmolard

At Maxazine, we don’t often delve into classical music, but every so often, an album comes along that demands special attention. Wolfgang Muthspiel’s new album, “Etudes, Quietudes,” by

American music producer, arranger, and composer Quincy Jones passed away on Sunday in Bel Air, Los Angeles, at the age of 91. His spokesperson, Arnold Robinson, announced the