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Decompress Jazz

Into the Drift

Glow

No clima do amor

Malioboro

Italian Traditional Romance

Con Me

Dancing on the Moon Duet

Angin Malam

Chardonnay Serenade

Costa Rican Calypso limonense Two

Vita Simplex Gaudium

Featuring 5 brand new tracks and the original version of “Check Please,” this album stays true to the mellow YozyJazz mood while exploring new territory.
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02-starters

Mel McCutcheon - vocals
Doug Anderson - guitar 
Brock Meades - bass

Bye Bye Blckbird

Don’t Give Up (2025) is the latest album from Titilayo Adedokun. Inspired by own her personal journey, she recorded this album, composing 6 of the 11 songs, as a way of dealing with past experiences, healing inner wounds and reaching out to those who might need it. “Don’t Give Up” is about healing and providing the encouragement, empowerment, motivation and inspiration that so many desperately need today, personally and collectively. The message is simple: Fight Back! Don’t give up! You’re not alone!

11 - Hold on

Story
Princess Vasilisa and the Forest of Trials
In a distant kingdom, where winters sang with crystal flakes and forests whispered ancient secrets, lived a young woman named Vasilisa. Her beauty was like the moon reflected in a still lake, but what distinguished her most was her wisdom: she spoke to the birds, understood the language of the grasses, and her heart beat with compassion and courage.
When her mother died, she left her a peculiar gift: a small, silent wooden doll, which she was to keep secret. “Feed it when you are in danger,” her mother told her, “and it will guide you.”
One day, her stepmother, jealous of her light, sent her into the dark forest to ask for fire from the dreaded Baba Yaga, the witch who lived in a hut on chicken legs. The forest was full of trials: trees that spoke in riddles, rivers that demanded promises, and wolves that guarded invisible paths. But Vasilisa, guided by the doll and her own intuition, overcame every obstacle with humility and cunning.
Baba Yaga greeted her with coal-like eyes and a thunderous voice. “If you want fire, you must work,” she growled. She imposed impossible tasks on her: separating grains of sand, weaving with invisible threads, cleaning the haunted house before the rooster crowed. But the doll silently helped, and Vasilisa fulfilled each test without complaint.
Impressed, Baba Yaga gave her the fire: a burning skull that glowed with unearthly light. Vasilisa returned to the hearth, and the flame revealed the hidden shadows of her stepmother, freeing the young woman from her oppression.
In time, Vasilisa became an advisor to the Tsar, and then a queen. Not because of her beauty, but because of her wisdom, kindness, and perseverance. Her story became a legend: that of a woman who, facing darkness, found light within herself.

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