Tenderlonious | Africa/Brass Live

In 1961, John Coltrane walked into a recording studio with 21 musicians and made history. Africa/Brass, his first album for Impulse!, captured the spirit of a continent in the midst of revolution, blending soaring saxophone lines, lush brass arrangements, and hypnotic modal passages that would influence artists from Terry Riley to Steve Reich. Sixty-four years […]

Bullion | Nearly

With Nearly, British producer Bullion returns with another effortlessly inventive collection that blurs the boundaries between art-pop, electronic music, and off-kilter soul. Known for his playful approach to production and understated songwriting, Bullion crafts a record that feels intimate, unpredictable, and quietly captivating. Built around warm synths, understated grooves, and subtly layered arrangements, the album […]

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