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From a double album from Margo Price to Duran Duran's sixteenth career LP , here are the October 2023 albums we can't wait to hear.

JAY Phelps is great believer in the possibility of good outcomes from bad situations. The Vancouver-born trumpeter cracked a rib while rescuing his…

This month we effectively have two front cover stories: an exclusive 11-page interview with Chrissie Hynde about Pretenders all the way from their

Ed Motta's new album, Behind The Tea Chronicles, out October 20

This month's featured artist is San Pinheiro & Friends

Despite coexisting with LGBTQ+ hate, queer artists like Pabllo Vittar are currently the driving forces of Brazilian music & pop culture.

Eventbrite - Colour Nightclub presents Simmertown x Vibe Union Present: Tumi the Be - Album Launch - Friday, April 1, 2022 at Colour - Orange Room, Carlton, VIC. Find event and ticket information.

It’s been aeons since I’ve done one of these retro round-ups, as I call them, but then I’ve only recently become acquainted with Altercat Records from that hippest of hip European cities, Berlin. So I, in my turn, feel it’s my constitutional duty to hip you to them, because they’re coming up with some interesting... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/altercat-reissue-round-up-zeca-do-trombone-nana-vasconcelos-...

Carwyn Ellis released Joia!, an album unlike any other in that it was heavily influenced by Brazilian music and recorded in Rio, but with lyrics in Welsh; a true transatlantic collaboration. For Ellis, who is known in indie pop circles as the front-man for Colorama, and also plays guitar with The Pretenders, the album was the culmination of a burgeoning admiration for Brazilian music. With his Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 band, he followed that album up with another , Mas, released earlier this year...

The Soul of Black Brazil We explore the rich period in the 1970s when soul flourished in Brazil. We’ll hear standard bearers of the movement such as Tim Maia, Ed Motta, Toni Tomado, Sandra de Sá and others. Tales by participants from back in the day plus commentary by author Christopher Dunn. [APWW #436] [Originally aired 2004] Produced by: