Das Mortal - Bury the SorrowBURY THE SORROW marks a new direction in Das Mrtal's music making process. Unlike previously released works that were inspired by imaginary narratives, we are now thrusted in a more personal universe dealing with themes of mental struggles, pressure and other troubles brought up by the quarantine. The chaotic times created by the world wide pandemic not only shape the overall album, but can also be heard in the individual tracks themselves that

Danacord presents a new compilation of major works by the Finnish composer in live and studio recordings

At the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel he was able to deepen his knowledge of historical performance practice with Andreas Scholl

and beautiful for life

Dedicated to the Empress Marie-Theresa of Austria

He turns a new page with his fourth full-length studio album

ELUCID and billy woods have both released critically acclaimed solo albums

Dominican and Cuban music - with a Puerto Rican sauce

indisputably perfect as regards harmony

feminist archivist

Just a few chords and he is back where everything began

Arrels presents songs and instrumental pieces that trace and reaffirm the oral traditions of a rich and diverse musical world

with lyrics weaving across a variety of topics - from the iconoclastic to the introspective