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Neil C. Young's expertly crafted arrangements, supported by Alan Whitham on bass and Ben Gonzalez on the drums, create a musical journey filled with joyful virtuosity and undeniable musicality. ReWorks Vol. 1
The track "Kinetic" by DM Ascension reflects the essence of its name, exuding an infectious energy that invites listeners to embrace the feel of motion, chance, and movement. The infusion of the flute, skillfully played by Cicilia Kemezys, forms the distinctive and captivating center of the song.
"Goesting" by Ruud Voesten is a glimpse into the upcoming full record, Ambrosia, scheduled for release on ZenneZ Records in September 2023.
Ellery Twining beings the album "Results" with a strong sentiment, the track "The Sixth of January." His poetic musings do not shy away from the current landscapes of societal disarrays nor the correlations between them and his own personal reflections and memories.
Hailing from Sweden, The Electric MZ is a band exploring rhythmic jazz-rock compositions. Formed back in 2013 and releasing music since 2015, the band consists of saxophonist Stefan Wistrand, guitarist David Lindh, bassist Mattias Greén, and Johannes Rytzler and Johan Carlsson playing keys and drums respectively.
Solar Soundz and DJ Flipcyide created this album "Fantastic Beats And Where To Find Them" over the course of two years. Filled with famous movie speeches, like the one in Network (Peter Finch) which you can listen to in "Mad!" this album is a call to decency, freedom of being, and authenticity.
JUNK in their own words: "Don't judge a book by its cover, don't always believe what you see. But what is Old anyway? What age is that? Made with the same Genre-bending Jazz Funk style that only JUNK can bring, we now present you.......They Call me Old Man."
"The band JUNK plays its own original music made first to satisfy the musicians that make it. We blend styles to make us feel good when we listen to it." Dirty D / JUNK
"I wrote 'Room with a view' back in 2010 or possibly 2011. I played guitar and the song had lyrics and I used to sing it with three friends of mine in some sort of canon. Never recorded it though, until summer 2020, when I tried it out in an instrumental version in my studio.
Not long ago, Gavan Waldby came out with a very personal song titled "Thanks For That", which was dedicated to the four special women in his life that have always been around having his back. Now, the artist has finished a new, instrumental version of the song.