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Peggy Gou returns with 'Nabi' - her first single in over two years and the follow up to 2019's global crossover, 'Starry Night'. 'Nabi' is an incredible piece of slow-burning, 98bpm electronic pop, inspired by 80s synth classics, the piano pieces of...

Paysage D'Hiver's double album "I'm Wald" was recently released and immediately became a favorite among both fans and critics. Now Wintherr offers us an addendum in the shape of the EP "I'm Traum", which contains two album songs as re-imagined versions...

Paul Smith (piano), Tony Rizzi (guitar), Irv Cottler (drums), Sam Cheifetz (bass). Recorded November 13, 1953. Tracks are: "Fine, Sweet & Tasty", "Crazy Rhythm", "Cheese Cake", "September Song", "All for You", "C'est La Vie", "Hey Sam", "Got a Penny",...

Paul Schalda is a poet, perhaps a bit of a tortured soul, a hopeless romantic, and a guy from Staten Island. That last bit might not make sense to people who aren't from New York. Let's say that it puts the blue in his collar and sticks his feet to the...

Paul Schalda is a poet, perhaps a bit of a tortured soul, a hopeless romantic, and a guy from Staten Island. That last bit might not make sense to people who aren't from New York. Let's say that it puts the blue in his collar and sticks his feet to the...

Paul Murphy: Jazz Room Records. 'The first time I heard this I said 'I gotta sign it!' as not only was it featured in one of the maddest and most memorable scenes on one of my favorite TV Shows 'Severance' from Apple TV, but it's also on one of my...

Paul de Jong is best known as the cofounder, cellist and resident found sound savant of the beloved, defunct collage-pop duo, the Books. Five years after that band delivered their final album, The Way Out, to much acclaim, de Jong delivers his first solo...

Paul Cherry's Smooth and Psychedelic Debut "Flavour", is a Weirdo-Pop Gem. Loaded with deep hooks, Poppy Jazz riffs and nods to Yacht Rock classics.1. Hello Again 2. This High 3. Like Yesterday 4. So Easy 5. Your Letter 6. Minute 7. The Comeback 8...

Paul Chambers Jr. (1935-1969) was a jazz double bassist who was the anchor for trumpeter Miles Davis for eight years. Chambers' contribution on "Kind Of Blue" is considered to be some of the most rhythmically and harmonically supportive bass playing in...

Paul Cauthen first earned his reputation as a fire-breathing truth-teller with the acclaimed roots rock band Sons of Fathers, but it wasn't until the 2016 release of his solo debut, My Gospel, that he truly tapped into the full depth of his prodigious...

Patrick Holland is no stranger to ghosts. In the last several years, the Montreal-based musician/producer has become accustomed to odd noises, electronics breaking, misplaced items, and, on a recent occasion, a glass shattering spontaneously next to him...

Patrick Cowley is an electronic music trailblazer and a revolutionary in the canon of disco music. He created his an original brand of Hi-NRG dance music, "The San Francisco Sound." Born in Buffalo, NY Patrick moved to San Francisco in 1971 at the age of...