After “Jazz Can Heal America’s Soul” and “The Karma of Trust”, Messiah’el Bey rounds off his ambitious trilogy with “Azteca Charm”, an album that brings together women’s empowerment
In the autumn of 1998, electronic music reached a gentle turning point. While Paris was buzzing with the energy of the French Touch movement, featuring artists like Daft
Les Fradkin gained recognition in the USA as a member of the original Broadway ensemble of “Beatlemania,” in which he played the role of George Harrison. In the
The Australian blues scene welcomes a promising duo with “Kick’n Stones”, the debut album from The Stomp’n Ramblers. Owen Mancell and Ryan Stone, both hailing from Sydney’s Northern
While house music spread across Europe like wildfire and danceable synthpop dominated the charts, a British collective conquered the world with a unique sound. Soul II Soul produced
In the spring of 1981, a song aired on the radio that blurred the lines between jazz and pop. A warm saxophone, a velvety-smooth voice, and an irresistible
In the autumn of 1982, something remarkable happened in the British charts. Whilst bands such as Duran Duran and Soft Cell dominated with their synthesiser sounds, a funk
