#Artists
Callie Cardamon | "Jump For Joy" #Releases #Jazz

Louis Ville | “Eponyme” #Reviews #Pop

All This Huxley | "All This Huxley" #Reviews #Rock

Barry Alexander King | "Leave It All Behind" #Releases #Pop

This English troubadour definitely shows his Irish roots and heart in all 12 tracks on this album. "Leave It All Behind" was recorded in the USA, UK, and Germany and co-produced by top guitarist Justin Lewis and Grammy award-winning producer/engineer Tony Daigle (BB.King, Mark Knopfler) in Lafayette, Louisiana. With such pedigree, it is easy to understand why this album sounds so good.
Girl Town | "Project Girl Town" #Releases #Soul

Girl Town is a self-declared father-daughter 'hobby project'. Papa Jeff let his daughter M'lissa sing the songs of his generation. Well, that's a bit of understatement. Together, with the help of producer Jan van der Toorn they have completely re-worked 5 classic Soul, Jazz, and R&B tracks and succeeded in creating very refreshing versions of these well-known classics:
A Motownesque re-work of Prince's classic hit track "Kiss" without the plump of for instance Tom Jones' cover version;
Roxana Amed | "Instantáneas" (Studio Live Sessions) #Releases #Jazz

Instantáneas, Studio Live Sessions is 7th production and a collection of songs by Buenos Aires, Argentina, native, singer-songwriter Roxana Amed. The album featured Roxana's own compositions in English and Spanish like 'Nosotros Dos', 'Lonely People', 'Home Is You' and 'Mi Casa Eres Tú'.
Personal Perspectives #3 | Johnny Clegg #Interviews #People

Welcome to UbuntuFM, Paolo, and thank you for the opportunity to sit down with us. Every story has a beginning. Where did yours start?
I have been always fascinated by travel and foreign cultures. Africa, in particular, has been so important in my life because of my granny who lived in Zimbabwe, then called Rhodesia. So I grew up with Africa and travel with Africa on my mind.
Amy Winehouse | Love is a losing game #Feedback #Jazz

Amy’s music is personal to the extreme. She lived the life she expressed in her songs. Her inner eye recorded all her feelings and emotions which she put into poetry, the lyrics of her songs.
Jazz was the vehicle, the means, the meme, to carry and translate the subtleties of her thoughts and feelings into music. It could only have been Jazz. No other genre could have encompassed her talent and creativity.
Suthukazi Arosi | Black and White #Footage #World

'Black and White' is a track from the album "Naked" available on iTunes and our web store