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To Kill a King: The Spiritual Dark Age

Submitted on 13 March 2018
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T2 Trainspotting: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Submitted on 21 March 2017
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LaVon Hardison: Come Together

Submitted on 04 June 2016
     Over my lifetime I've been partially raised by cinema. It's safe to say that in my heart every cherished moment seems to flow side by side with a soundtrack of themes and scattered instrumentals from here and there.... Read more
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Emi Ferguson: Emi Ferguson Plays the Flute Music of Kendall Briggs

Submitted on 18 April 2016
     From the very first go round with Emi Furgeson's collaboration with titular composer, Kendalle Durelle Briggs, it's more then easy to point out Briggs' tenacity for his craftsmanship as well as the passion and power of Furgeson's playing.... Read more
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Michael and the Rockness Monsters: Michael and the Rockness Monsters

Submitted on 12 April 2016
     Michael Napolitano of the award winning Preschool Of Rock is back with a new band and a new sound in Michael and The Rockness Monsters. The album is a 13 track collection of songs that mix the fun spirit of Preschool Of Rock with a more mature ear.  ... Read more
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Paul Green: Music Coming Together

Submitted on 09 April 2016
     My first experience with Paul Green was a bit surprising. I didn't read the One Sheet, I didn't research him on-line, I had no idea what I was walking into.... Read more
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Adison Evans: Hero

Submitted on 04 April 2016
     Right off the bat Adison Evans' latest offering "Hero" immerses its listener in a toe tapping, all heart construction of Jazz music that will simply blow your mind.... Read more
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Ellis Williams: Call To Battle

Submitted on 31 March 2016
     Ellis Williams was introduced to music by his mother, who would allow a young 5 year old Ellis to sit in on her studio sessions. By 13 he began to take instruction on the trumpet and some years later would find himself releasing his first recorded offering, 2014's Euphoria.... Read more
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Jacob Varmus Septet: Aegean

Submitted on 20 March 2016
     Jacob Varmus is no stranger to themed albums, what having accompanied his father on a hefty feat of creating music with the themes of Cells, Evolution, and Cancer. As you can imagine that must have been an interesting theoretical read to delve into.... Read more
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Blue Muse: Live

Submitted on 19 March 2016
     Right out of the gate, Blue Muse delivers an amazing starter track with Bless You (For C.W.) that is reminiscent of all good Jazz.... Read more
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