Infinite Jazz Record Requests by BRITify.com - 3

These Skies in Which We Rust

Seven Ate Nine (feat. John Law & Yuri Goloubev)

A Gift To Pops

When It's Sleepy Time Down South

After her debut Timmion single "Don't Believe You Like That", Emilia Sisco is back in the fold with a double sider of the highest order. Emilia seems to feel right at home with the material that she cooks up with Cold Diamond & Mink, filling both songs to the brim with soul.  

Despite its title, "Trouble" strolls along with a delicately sweet mid-tempo groove and a nicely abundant arrangement, each of Emilia's lyrical calls getting a response from the background harmonizers and the band steady tightening up while the song builds towards its conclusion. The B-side slows things down to a lush southern soul drawl, coming off like a classy forgotten Hi session.

Both of these tracks present a singer who has paid her dues by studying the craft and polishing it for years in front of live audiences. Now it's time for Emilia to push her voice out there on the wings of her own original songs, a feature that we've come to expect from the Timmion stable.

Trouble

Chicago Blues

Chicago Blues (feat. Gabrielle Cavassa)

Stan Kenton Plays The Standards

Bali Ha'i

Azimuth/ The Touchstone/ Départ

Windfall

Gary Clark Jr. Live

Please Come Home (Live)

The Duke: The Columbia Years (1927-1962)

Take the 'A' Train (feat. Duke Ellington & His Orchestra)

Paracaídas

Magica Nueva

Jazz At The Hollywood Bowl

Ole Miss Blues (Live At The Hollywood Bowl,1956)

Colpo Rovente - Red Hot Shot (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Black Flower

Windfall

Azimuth

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