State of Jazz

New jazz for open minds. Cover: Kamasi Washington

Late Night Jazz

New jazz for open minds. Cover: Nubya Garcia

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Coldplay - Adventure Of A Lifetime - (Koni Remix ft. Gabriella)

The End Of A Summer

Kiss From A Rose

January

Diamonds And Pearls

Safe Journey

Climbing

Descendre

Speil

The Astounding Eyes Of Rita

Harakka Bialoipokku

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Julie Is Her Name

I'm In The Mood For Love

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Swept Away

Bass Desires

Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair

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Strands

Andy (Expanded Edition)

One More Time

All Alone

Bésame Mucho (Live in Barcelona Vol. 2)

Bésame Mucho (Live) [feat. Gerard Nieto, Ignasi González & Esteve Pi]

Playing The Room

Azalea

Shir Eres (Lullaby)

Mon chien Stupide (Bande originale du film)

Paranoid Android I

Resonate

House of Lett

Iron Starlet

Captain’s Song

Music for Mindfulness, Vol. 4

Gamla Stan

Teardrop

Live performance on Radio Luxembourg, 1989

The Windmills of Your Mind

Sage Secrets

Sugar Rush (7/8)

Manhattan Special

My Favorite Things

Orientation - EP

From East to West

Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes - Nightrider (feat. Freddie Gibbs) 

Song credits:

Mixed by Russell Elevado
Guitar and Vocals by Tom Misch
Drums by Yussef Dayes
Additional Vocals by Freddie Gibbs
Bass by Tom Driessler
Additional Guitar by Miles James
Strings by Tobie Tripp
Backing Vocals by Jordan Rakei

Taken from the album "What Kinda Music" which is out now on Beyond The Groove / Blue Note Records.

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Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes - Nightrider (feat. Freddie Gibbs)

In Orbit

Becoming

Ascension

Iron Man

GoGo Penguin

Don’t Go

Pre Order - https://rubyrushton.bandcamp.com/album/sun-khosi

Ruby Rushton are back, unveiling a fresh limited 7" single for the South
London based 22a imprint. The Tenderlonious led quartet continue to hit new heights, recalling the spirit of their debut 2015 album ‘Two For Joy’, with two brand new, afro-tinged, jazz fusion gems.

‘Sun Khosi’ is a tribute to Tender’s father who spent many years in Nepal working as a Gurkha Officer. The name is taken from one of the most famous rivers in Nepal, which runs through the Himalayas. It translates to “River of Gold” and is an appropriate title for this uplifting, feel-good summertime tune. It’s also Tender’s first composition and recording to feature him playing the alto flute, which has a deeper, more mellow tone compared to the usual concert flute that he plays.

The b-side ‘Chrysalis’ composed by keys and synth bass maestro Aidan Shepherd, is inspired by the playing of pianist and British jazz legend John Taylor, who had something of an obsession with music in 3/4 time. ‘Chrysalis’ breaks into two distinct parts; kicking off with with Ruby Ruston’s signature tight, snappy melodies and driving groove, then reversing back into the bands carefree ‘Two for Joy’ sound of 2015, when the bass is given a rare chance to come to the forefront by joining the flute and trumpet melody. Herbie Hancock’s classic track ‘Butterfly’ has become a staple in the bands set, so the snappy melodies and driving groove of ‘Chrysalis’ represent the restless energy of the butterfly about to emerge from it's chrysalis.

These two new track’s are taken from the bands forthcoming album, their fifth in 5 years, due for release in November on 22a. Stay tuned x

Ruby Rushton - Sun Khosi

Gamla Stan

Jacob Gurevitsch