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Home page of The Empress, a jazz group from NYC. Award-winning jazz saxophonist Pureum Jin brings together a group of up and rising female saxophonists; Lauren Savien (baritone), Erena Terakubo (alto), and Chelsea Baratz (tenor) along with NYC’s most soug

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A deep dive into the free form music of the Portuguese tenor saxophonist and improviser.

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The US musician has won star admirers and seven Grammys across three decades of lyrical and angry work – but you can’t stream it. She explains her fight against big tech, and her dismay at other artists’ apathy

Modern Cosmology knows how to have a focused jam. What Will You Grow Now? beautifully synthesizes the DNA of this collective of artists. On one side of the coin, Mombojó creates music in the tradition of Tropicália. On the flip side, Laetitia Sadier brings her unique vocal stylings, patterns, rhythms, and French pop.

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Nu Genea - The Tony Allen Experiments by Nu Genea, released 15 March 2016

1. Prelude
2. Howls
3. Open Paths
4. NG Theme
5. Stasis ( Calm Before The Storm)
6. TA- Storm
7. The Birds Rejoice
8. Phunkhyteria
9. The Sun Returns

Comet is pleased to announce the third volume of the Afrobeat Makers Series : Nu Guinea - The Tony Allen Experiments. By re-working the original magic drum patterns from the Afrobeat master Tony Allen, Nu Guinea created a compilation of tracks which is charged by a voluminous electronic jazz-Psyche funk imprint. COMET072 p&c2016 PlanetWoo/CometRecords Published by Shining Music

The trio turned the local music scene upside down.

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LLOYD MCNEILL-ASHA AND BEYOND I’ve recently developed this thing for Lloyd McNeill, which started when a dealer friend of mine, Tosca Records, mentioned McNeill’s Washington Suite. What he failed to tell me was that the record was scarce, and good copies are not only hard to find, but quite pricey. I’ve been listening to a […]

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Vanessa Ague interviews composer, turntablist, and drummer Val Jeanty (Val-Inc) about her process and the music subgenre, Vodou-Electro.

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Kori Hill talks process and artistic fidelity with Mazz Swift ahead of their debut album, “The 10000 Things: PRAISE SONGS for the iRiligious” out May 24 on New Amsterdam Records.

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