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Ethno-jazz with Balkan Folklore.
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Boogie Woogie classics (some rhythmically new arranged) but also own compositions from Peter B.-Reber.
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Genuine music, a conglomeration of Soul, Reggae, Pop and organic farming.
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"Samba Plugado" embodies contemporary Brazilian music culture. Micheline Cardoso's album consists of typical samba elements, the origin of popular Brazilian music. 11 intoxicating tracks connect electronic beats with classic instruments such as pandeiro, tambourine, Rhodes, bass and drums.
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Debut album of the band Lorelei Lee (consisting of Sonja Romei and Palm) with bittersweet and sensual sound aesthetics. The examples of the elegant and subtle electro songs are found in the burlesque Revuemusik of the 1920s to the 1940s, resulting in a contemporary variation of established styles, a reference to listening music and clubsounds.
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Canadian David Celia's debut album Organica sizzles with pop energy and invention. He's obviously drunk deeply from the well of classic 60's English harmony pop - most of the songs are between two and three minutes long and boast strong melodies and hooks - but manages to avoid the danger of creating pastiche pop.
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