The Spirituals are a compelling musical group that transcends genre distinctions and speaks directly to the audience's spirit. The Spirituals have carved themselves a distinctive position in the music industry by bringing together visionary artists whose abilities come together to create a perfect symphony of sound. The Spirituals have worked hard to delve into the most profound spheres of sound expression... read full bio
The Portico Quartet founder and double-bassist Milo Fitzpatrick's latest project, Vega Trails, joins saxophonist Jordan Smart (Mammal Hands, Sunda Arc) in a highly potent duet that unites two fascinating players. The goal of the endeavor was to highlight the bass and melody in all of their unadulterated glory. Milo Fitzpatrick engaged himself in music with space and sparsity during Lockdown, including... read full bio
Within the experimental jazz community, Nala Sinephro has carved out an own niche. She is currently located in London and is renowned for her unusual works that combine jazz allure with ambient textures. The pedal harp, modular synthesizer, keyboards, and piano are some of the instruments she's selected as a vehicle for her artistic expression. Her debut studio album, "Space 1.8,"... read full bio
My Son The Hurricane is an outstanding brass funk band that personifies musical variety. The band's 12-person roster, which includes several horn players, drummers, and vocalists, is a maelstrom of intensity on stage. Their distinctive sound combines upbeat brass compositions with contagious rhythms to create an exhilarating dance-inspiring experience. My Son The Hurricane has performed on stages across several continents, mesmerizing... read full bio
India Blue, a vocalist for Azamiah, is a Glasgow-based musical ensemble that crosses genres. The band draws their inspiration from the sounds of nature and combines it with Latin American rhythms, neo-soul and choral music in their works. Azamiah, who recently released their first album "In Phases," are still refining their sound through group improvisation and creating soundscapes using looping and effects... read full bio
The Brand New Heavies founder and drummer Jan Kincaid and vocalist Dawn Joseph originally worked together while recording and touring with one of the UK's most popular Acid Jazz bands. They instantly felt a musical chemistry and started creating songs together. They quickly quit the group to focus on their own projects, forming MF Robots (Music For Robots), which they named... read full bio
Award-winning singer-songwriter and musician Ego Ella May is British and Nigerian. The critically regarded musician, who is from South London, has a deep love for music, which she molds into her own genre by fusing R&B, neo-soul and modern jazz compositions. Ego's work is driven by a profound love and appreciation for jazz. Ego Ella May draws inspiration from those who... read full bio
The Los Angeles League of Musicians, or LA LOM, is a local instrumental group. They combine the twang of Peruvian Chicha and Bakersfield Country with the sounds of Cumbia Sonidera, 1960s soul ballads and traditional love boleros that come from radios, backyard parties and dance clubs in Los Angeles. LA LOM has been connecting with a young audience that wants to listen to... read full bio
Every now and again a band emerges that defies description and Feed the Dog is one of those bands. This dynamic band, who are from the Midwest, skillfully combines a wide range of musical styles, such as jam, bluegrass, soul, funk and Americana, to create a sound that is all their own. A sophisticated and emotional lyrical sensibility, focused on creating vivid... read full bio
The highly skilled players behind Hot Buttered Rum, a sophisticated, left-coast string quartet, combine their passion for bluegrass, folk, jazz and soul to create an enthralling blend of Americana. The song's two conflicting writers' voices are framed by a combination of guitar, banjo, mandolin, percussion, keyboards, and string bass, creating a dance party that has its roots in Appalachia and stretches... read full bio
Lead musicians of the American jazz fusion group Everything Yes are drummer Zack Graybeal, also well-known online as ZackGrooves, producer and tenor saxophonist Sean Reeser, and composer, sound engineer, and magician bassist Cole Sipe. This incredible band stays loyal to the original while bringing a new perspective to the genre.... read full bio
Adelaide is a Texas-born performer currently residing in Los Angeles. Her career has taken her to several venues, recording studios, and television networks. She joined the Mariachi Divas, who have won two Grammy awards, after earning a bachelor's degree in jazz studies from Texas State University and a master's degree in Afro-Latin music from Cal State LA. She departed the... read full bio
Life was difficult for me as a young Ghanaian growing up in Amsterdam's South East. He found solace in his mutuals and power in everything that moved him. In a community where authenticity is valued, Benjamin 'Bnnyhunna' Ankomah discovered the ultimate form of self-expression: music. In church, he learns to play various instruments such as the piano, guitar, and drums. His... read full bio
There are two saxophones and a drumkit. BLOW trio's masked musicians don't need anything else to get listeners to their knees. The lineup is as straightforward as it is effective. BLOW 3.0 stands out in the ongoing digitization of live performance. BLOW 3.0 is all about music. Everything feels real, live, in the moment, and from the heart. This masked trio... read full bio
Giacomo Turra is a musician from Italy. Giacomo began playing guitar at the age of 13 after becoming intrigued by his father's vinyls, learning by jamming on his favorite artists such as Stevie Wonder, George Benson, and Herbie Hancock. He began his solo musical endeavor, JMT, by exploring R&B, Funk, and Jazz and releasing his first singles. During the pandemic... read full bio
Since she was sixteen years old, London-born musician Summer Pearl has consistently written, recorded, and performed both domestically and abroad. Summer Pearl transports you to a realm of spirit and truth with her direct words and carefree live performances. Her music is both a meditation on the present and a reflection of her past. It explores black and female emancipation, love—both lost... read full bio
Andy Baxter is an instrumentalist and composer located in London. His experimental solo/collaborative project is called "Robohands." Village Live records issued the debut album "Green," which quickly sold out of many vinyl represses and gained collectors' interest. Supporting Terence Blanchard at the Jazz Cafe in Camden, London, and serving as the main act at a number of other locations, including... read full bio
Ron Artis II is a musician and composer from the United States. His work with the Ron Artis Family Band, which is named for his father Ron Artis, in Hawaii is what made him most famous. Since he was too small to walk, Ron has loved music, even as a small boy crawling over his father's piano. Ron has developed his... read full bio
Pokey LaFarge is a singer-songwriter who incorporates elements of early jazz, country blues and folk into his music. Following the release of his debut album Marmalade, he joined The Hackensaw Boys on tour. LaFarge’s sophomore release, Beat, Move & Shake, was released via Big Muddy Records. The first album with his band The South City Three, Riverboat Soul, was recorded... read full bio
Chuck Mangione is an American flugelhorn player and composer who achieved international success with his jazz-pop single, "Feels So Good". Mangione has released more than thirty albums. Chuck Mangione's quartet with saxophonist Gerry Niewood was a popular concert and recording act. "Bellavia", recorded during this collaboration, won Mangione his first Grammy Award in the category Best Instrumental Composition. Mangione's... read full bio
