Jess Williamson - Time Ain't AccidentalTime Ain't Accidental is the sound of a woman running into life and art head on, on her own terms, for the first time in a while. Blending the vocal power and emotional immediacy of mainstream country with the honest transmissions of writers like Townes Van Zandt and Terry Allen, the album's reckoning with loss, isolation and personal reclamation signals a tectonic shift for Williamson: from someone who once made herself small to a woman emboldened by

Raquel Goterris and Sara Alegre has made critics' and audiences' keyboards burn with the various eighties-style techno-pop singles full of new wave and great melodies and relentless rhythm

David Patrick O'Hara (The Departed)

Positively Shocking

his career extending from the height of the Baroque era to the Classical worlds of Mozart and Haydn by his death in 1775

His aim was to "paint a scene from real life" and since "the artist is a person

'Goodnight Midnight' and 'Biljo' - brilliant bubblegum pop with catchy choruses featuring soaring vocals

an ECM musician for more than fifty years

With superb artwork by Roger Williams and first class mastering by Nick Robbins

The follow-up to the successful debut album of the Swiss multi-talent offers 15 brand new tracks

this record has Perry's trademark gritty

(2019) quickly sold out of physical copies and led to a North American tour with the legendary

who came to prominence apprenticing with legendary saxophonist and educator