Forward-thinking electronica with cinematic layers, organic keys and a very carefully curated drum layer, all crafted by the Rinalds Maksimovs.
Tag: Jazz
The Royal Pacific Orchestra – Witchcraft [Review]
While listening to “Witchcraft” from the Brooklyn, NY based The Royal Pacific Orchestra, it’s hard not to give credit on … More
Funkwrench Blues – THIS IS THE ONE! (raison d’être) [Review]
Who is this for? This the the one for anyone who prefers their music gritty, unpolished, and full of life.
Jordi Forniés – Raíz y Recuerdo [Review]
Memory is a tricky thing. It isn’t a neat, linear file cabinet but more like a messy, living landscape filled with heavy shadows. And occasionally some sudden bright flashes.
Zela Margossian Quintet – Remedy [Review]
A rare kind of record that manages to honor a centuries-old heritage while feeling like a new classic in the world of global jazz.
‘Expansive, intimate, eclectic.’ | Interview with Shai Maestro
Stripped back to just piano and voice, Gloria offers a masterclass in raw emotional resonance from one of contemporary jazz’s most visionary pianists.
Underground Spiritual Game – OF TIME [Review]
Brooklyn-based trio Underground Spiritual Game has delivered a great debut with OF TIME, an album deeply rooted in the world of Ethio-jazz.
The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet – The Real Deal [Review]
Ultimately, The Real Deal doesn’t try too hard to impress. On the contrary is sounds confident and grounded and more importantly true to its vibe.
Plants That Grow At Night – Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2) [Review]
Plants That Grow At Night are back with “Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2)” where the raw, sweating energy of a live rhythm section is balanced by the warmth of sweet analogue synths.
‘Expressive, lyrical, mystical.’ | Interview with Philipp Maria Rosenberg
This one is not for your relaxed jazz playlist. It’s filled with emotion. Pathos. The last thing it will make you feel is relaxed.
Secret Eclectic 