Didirri

Music for lovers and overthinkers. Didirri's challenging and thoughtful writing, combined with on-stage charisma and relatable depth has continually won over listeners around the world. Simultaneously heartbreaking and healing, and approaching real issues with smile and charm, Didirri is an artist with something to say. His uninhibited lyrics tug at raw nerves, while his charming…

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Dom La Nena

Dom La Nena’s new album, Tempo, is about time.  Not that it demands a lot of your time: most of the songs barely pass the three-minute mark.  But the Brazilian-born, Paris-based singer, songwriter and cellist has created a series of small, crystalline moments – sometimes sunny, often dreamy, and occasionally laced with that beautiful nostalgia the…

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Draper

  The talented, London based UK producer Draper exemplifies the term ‘rising star’, who proves that producing is a true art form in its own right; with his intelligent song writing and distinctive brand of vibrant production. In 2010 Draper released his first digital EP, The Introduction, which received online buzz and brought him to the attention…

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Delerium

As the musical zeitgeist slips further into an obsession with easily digestible singles and online statistics, options become increasingly limited for those in search of deep albums. Originally conceived as a side project of legendary Front Line Assembly in 1987, Delerium has consistently transfixed listeners worldwide with its inimitable blend of sounds. With Bill Leeb…

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Diana Krall

Stepping Out (Justin Time Essentials Collection) launched the career of one of our generation's greatest Jazz artists. "Peaking at #3 on Billboard's Jazz Chart, Diana Krall's 1993 debut shows that she had the goods right from the get-go. Krall sings with honesty, subtlety, and persuasion while playing the piano with head-shaking authority, both as an…

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Davis John Patton

The music of Davis John Patton often resembles the feeling of discovering, dusting off, and opening up an old photo album. You’ll invariably experience a rush of memories only to be inspired to keep living and making more. He takes all of those emotions and commutes them into handcrafted, yet layered and textured folk.  As…

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Dave Van Ronk

The extraordinary folk and blues singer and guitarist Dave Van Ronk is inextricably linked, first and foremost, to the folk music scene in New York City's Greenwich Village in the 1960s. Van Ronk, born in Brooklyn on June 30, 1936, and of Irish origin, has been performing for more than four decades. He made his…

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Danny Black

Every day can be an adventure. Just ask Good Old War co-founder and guitarist Dan Schwartz. In February 2016, that’s exactly what he did. As his Good Old War bandmates worked on Anthony Green’s Pixie Queen, Dan holed up in a house on the Jersey Shore, writing and recording what would become his full-length instrumental…

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Cécile McLorin Salvant

Cécile McLorin Salvant, is a composer, singer, and visual artist. The late Jessye Norman described Salvant as“a unique voice supported by an intelligence and full-fledged musicality, which light up every note she sings”. Salvant has developed a passion for storytelling and finding the connections between vaudeville, blues, folk traditions from around the world, theater, jazz, and baroque music. Salvant is…

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Conjure One

Conjure One is an electronica musician from Los Angeles, CA. 

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