Recommendations for Sonya Anise’s MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician span music, theatre, and child psychology. Miche Arendse of Readers’ Favorite describes it as “brilliantly crafted, a mischievous masterpiece… an absolute joy to read!” Brett Anderson, Suede frontman and author, calls it “a brilliant book parents will enjoy as much as their kids.” Paul Moss, co-founder…
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Between retreat and reinvention, Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan charts 1967–1990 with both scalpel and compass. As the second volume in Chris Gregory’s reverse-ordered Picasso of Song trilogy, it presents a 200,000-word, song-by-song inquiry—released and unreleased tracks alike—that privileges ambiguity without sacrificing clarity. Structured as Retreat (The Basement Tapes, John Wesley Harding, Nashville…
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A decade off the grid ends with a jolt: Jimmy Scott Free returns with Turn Back Time, a soulful, euphoric house cut powered by the legendary voice of Kim English. It’s a comeback single that feels like sunrise—bright, emotive, and built for big speakers. Southend-born and now splitting time between the Midlands and Barcelona, Jimmy…
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A new scholarly work on Bob Dylan’s evolving artistry is forthcoming, as Chris Gregory prepares to release Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan in October 2025. This book, the second volume in the Picasso of Song trilogy, focuses specifically on Dylan’s output from 1967 to 1990—a period characterized by significant stylistic shifts and personal…
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For seasoned music lovers accustomed to nuance and depth, Ensemble Erik’s entrance onto the UK stage is a notable event in the classical calendar. This newly established group, guided by the expert hand of conductor John Beswick, draws upon decades of musical tradition while pursuing a fresh vision for concert presentation—a vision that honors the…
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METAPHYSICAL, born Philip Singer, is an independent hip-hop artist and entrepreneur whose career and life trajectory are defined by extraordinary resilience. With roots in Pasadena and California’s Central Valley, METAPHYSICAL has transformed a series of profound hardships into creative and professional success. In his teenage years, METAPHYSICAL struggled with addiction and attended five high schools…
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Every so often, an artist emerges with a sound so distinct and a vision so complete that it instantly commands attention—Politis Dimitris is one of those rare talents. With the unveiling of his latest single, “Born Into This”, the Greek singer-songwriter and Citizen Jim frontman embarks on his solo journey as Politis Dimitris 2.0, delivering…
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Ready for an unforgettable night of music, history, and talent that will leave you inspired? Mark your calendars for May 23rd—because something magical is about to happen at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall! Meet Anna Smerdova: at just twelve years old, this phenomenal pianist from Prague is sending shockwaves through the international music world. With…
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If you’re searching for a summer event with heart, talent, and history, the Ambassadors of Music performances are a must-see. This internationally acclaimed program celebrates over 50 years of showcasing America’s brightest high school musicians—a tradition that continues this June and July at two beloved London venues: Victoria Embankment Gardens and St. Matthew’s Church, Bayswater.…
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Few classical pieces resonate with as much enduring elegance as Maurice Ravel’s “Pavane for a Dead Princess.” On the occasion of Ravel’s 150th anniversary, pianist Uriel Pascucci offers a rendition that is nothing short of captivating, skillfully blending reverence for the original with his own inventive flair. Pascucci, whose artistry has already won him two…
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Alan Dweck isn’t interested in labels—he’s interested in making music that matters. His new single, “Just Another Step” (out April 11, 2025), puts his boundary-pushing creativity on full display, blending bluesy riffs, jazzy turns, and even touches of classical elegance in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. But Dweck doesn’t stop at clever…
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Mark Springer returns with Sleep of Reason (Sub Rosa SR563), an album that cements his place among the most inventive voices in contemporary music. Known to many as the mercurial pianist from Rip Rig + Panic, Springer here proves that his creative impulses are as sharp and forward-thinking as ever. The album opens with a…
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