Author: Jan Vranken

With “A La Sala,” Khruangbin embarks on an enchanting journey back to the roots of their sound while simultaneously exploring new territories. The album, released today, is a

In the vast ocean of music, it is often a challenge to find the right melodies that touch our soul. Fortunately, there is a musical treasure hidden in

Beyoncé’s long-awaited album, “Cowboy Carter”, was just promised to be an eclectic journey through the country genre, but it quickly becomes clear that it encompasses much more than

The Artefact Laiterie in Strasbourg is such a club where, judging by the concert posters hanging on the walls, at other times mainly fans of heavier rock gather.

In the dim hours of a Parisian morning, where the Seine whispers to the sleeping city, death has sung its elusive melody and robbed the world of a

The world of Senegalese music is in mourning following the death of Cheikh Coulibaly, the talented guitarist and half of the famous duo Pape & Cheikh. On Friday,

His Lordship is a rock’n roll duo from the United Kingdom that understands the art of reducing rock’n roll to no more than the strictly necessary ingredients, and

Last year, Swiss jazz trumpeter Erik Truffaz released the album “Clap”, the second and final part of the diptych “Rollin” and “Clap”. The album was very well received

In the vibrant creative heart of Leeds, in the north of England, double bassist and composer Ozzy Moysey leads the 14-piece jazz ensemble Ancient Infinity Orchestra. Saxophonist Mathew

Rapper Big Walk Dog from Mississippi could have had a career as a line-backer in American football if he had not become a rapper, but his life path