State of Jazz

New and archival recordings in the tradition, from swing to postbop and beyond. (Cover: Sonny Rollins / Photo: Rovi)

Grown Jazz

Jazz: RISING

Horse Tells

La playlist Jazz : harmonies et improvisations en un clic.

NICKEL

Jazz

LOVE QUANTUM

HUMANITY

Uptown in Orbit

Life Goes On (feat. Sampa the Great)

Voices of Bishara

Quiet as It's Kept

Sonar Kollektiv presents Neujazz 2

Kantine

More Touch

El Nahualli (The Shadow Soul)

ATALAYA

Rosé

Black Alchemy/Hall of Mirrors

Black Alchemy/Hall of Mirrors (feat. Maassai & Samora Pinderhughes)

Us - A COLORS SHOW

Ceora

Ceora (Live)

Street of Minarets

Ondes of Chakras (feat. Rakesh Chaurasia, Nguyên Lê, Marcus Miller, Adriano Dos Santos Tenorio & Vinnie Colaiuta)

some kind of peace — piano reworks

Zero — piano reworks

Romance Without Finance

Alchemy In Jazz

Mercury

No Subject

Decisions Have Already Been Made

The Rev

Mad Be Bop

The IT Department

The IT Department (feat. Julian Lee, TJ Reddick & Philip Norris)

You're A Girl For One Man Only

Bye Nashville

Things Eternal

Sticology

Go West!: The Contemporary Records Albums

Way Out West (Alternate Take)

Look For Water

New Dawn (feat. Johnny Vidacovich, James Singleton & Tony Dagradi)

Rush

ANIMALS

The Lava Is Calm

Ministry of Love

Honey Man

Y'Y (feat. Shabaka)

Bubbly

Baghèt

Baghèt (feat. Paolo Damiani & Gianni Cazzola)

MOMENTUM

Hanky Panky (Dexter Gordon)

Marek Konarski Feeling

rodrigo - el viaje

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Yung Plug - Box Chevy Ft. Young Sicily

Georges Henri Joseph Édouard Lemaître (17 July 1894 – 20 June 1966) was a Belgian Catholic priest, mathematician, astronomer, and professor of physics at the Catholic University of Louvain. In 1927, Lemaître published in Belgium a virtually unnoticed paper that provided a compelling solution to the equations of General Relativity for the case of an expanding universe.

By 1929, Edwin Hubble had shown that the distant galaxies all appeared to be receding from us at speeds proportional to their distances. Two years later, Lemaître explored the logical consequences of an expanding universe and boldly proposed that it must have originated at a finite point in time. If the universe is expanding, he reasoned, it was smaller in the past, and extrapolation back in time should lead to an epoch when all the matter in the universe was packed together in an extremely dense state.

Appealing to the new quantum theory of matter, Lemaître argued that the physical universe was initially a single particle—the “primeval atom” as he called it—which disintegrated in an explosion, giving rise to space and time and the expansion of the universe that continues to this day. This idea marked the birth of what we now know as Big Bang cosmology.

The Pale Blue Dot

In the beginning... (Quantum Fluctuations)

Uptown in Orbit

Emmet Cohen