Released in 1973, “Head Hunters” serves as a testament to Herbie Hancock’s ingenuity and his uncanny ability to evolve with, and often Read More
Jazz Fusion is a genre that emerged in the late 1960s and 1970s, blending jazz’s improvisation and complexity with the rhythms, Read More
On Bug Planet Is the Current Timeline, Gainesville, Florida’s Euglossine prove you just never know what he – or Hausu Mountain – are Read More
When discussing the influential titans of jazz fusion, the conversation is incomplete without mentioning Billy Cobham and his groundbreaking 1973 album, “Spectrum.” Cobham, Read More
Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, Joseph Kamaru, better known by his stage name KMRU, is an acclaimed sound artist and producer. Read More
Born on October 27, 1940, in New York City, Julius Eastman was a composer, pianist, vocalist, and dancer who left a significant, if underappreciated, Read More
Bandcamp Website Spotify Edward Larry Gordon the musician and spiritual teacher now known as Laraaji emerged from the vibrant counterculture of the 1970Read More
Harold Budd is often misclassified in America as a composer. I say that because American culture has such a narrow view of Read More