Roger D'Arcy, Singer-songwriter/guitarist - erstwhile designer of recording studios for the rich and famous, poor and talented, corporate and mean. 'Footprints in the wet cement' - a collection of songs loosely held together by the idea of legacy: "You walked across the wet cement to show you were alive, to outlive all the souls you'd ever know" (The Winding Path)
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On the idea of legacy
A musical chameleon
COREIGN is a Swiss Symphonic / Progressive Hard Rock Studio Band. "Home" has 13 new compositions by Curry and Reto. A "steady" guest such as guitarist Jimmy Youngman contributed lead guitar solos on the tracks "Certainty of Salvation", "Revenge" and "Departure".
Sax machine!
“The Real Deal” was funded via an Individual Artist Grant from the City of San Antonio and shines a spotlight on the talent we have here in “Countdown City.” The recording is 9 original tunes (36 minutes & 48 seconds) of old school Soul-Jazz with a South Texas Twist. Powered by Ricky Hernandez on organ, this album features Noah Peterson on alto sax, Steve Mohacey on tenor sax, and Ryan Espita on Trombone.
African traditions meet contemporary textures
Ethno Skies Volume 2 showcases Jay-Lou Ava’s 10th album, blending African traditional instruments, including the balafon, with contemporary jazz and ambient textures. This album offers a rich, immersive experience that bridges ancestral rhythms with modern soundscapes, delivering a soulful and innovative listening journey ideal for world, jazz, and cultural radio audiences.
American Roots
San Francisco roots collective Back Porchestra returns with Stories In The Heart, a warm, road-worn album that leans into rich acoustic tones while freely bending genres without ever breaking the feel. Built around a mostly unplugged framework, the record draws from country blues, roots rock, Zydeco, Tex-Mex, New Orleans rhythms, Motown soul, singer-songwriter traditions, and even Brazilian textures, all woven together with an easy confidence that sounds earned, not assembled.
A journey into sound and soul
Listening to "Helium in Low Voltage Wiring" is not just about enjoying music; it’s an invitation to explore our own emotional landscapes while appreciating the artistry involved in crafting such intricate sounds. Jack Adamant has truly created a space where listeners can find solace amidst complexity—a testament to his talent as both a songwriter and a musician.