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"Dwight's Daily Dose of New Music": First New Beth Orton Album in 6 Years | Radio 94.5 - Vimarsana News

"Dwight's Daily Dose of New Music": First New Beth Orton Album in 6 Years | Radio 94.5

"Dwight's Daily Dose of New Music": First New Beth Orton Album in 6 Years

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Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction - Vimarsana News

Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction

With his new project Voices of Bishara, Sons of Kemet's Tom Skinner is using jazz's past to look to the future

Watch Beth Orton Perform "Fractals" on Corden - Vimarsana News

Watch Beth Orton Perform "Fractals" on Corden

A late-night performance of the Weather Alive single

Native Rebel showcase, EartH: jazz community, psychedelia and iffy acoustics - Vimarsana News

Native Rebel showcase, EartH: jazz community, psychedelia and iffy acoustics

Quite how Shabaka Hutchings manages to be Shabaka Hutchings is one of the great mysteries of modern culture, and one that could probably teach us all a lot of value if we ever worked it out. From the devastating energy of The Comet Is Coming and Sons Of Kemet to the gentlest of shakuhachi experiments posted near daily on his social media, he consistently pushes the boundaries of style and genre. He’s played with everyone from Courtney Pine to the Sun Ra Arkestra, Mulatu Astatke to the Ligeti String Quartet, and he’s still only in his 30s.

Native Rebel showcase, EartH review - jazz community, psychedelia and iffy acoustics - Vimarsana News

Native Rebel showcase, EartH review - jazz community, psychedelia and iffy acoustics

Shabaka Hutchings's label demonstrates its extraordinary range and fantastic immediacy. New msuic review by Joe Muggs