For more than three decades, Sharon Katz & The Peace Train have made music that crosses borders as naturally as it crosses genres. Born from South Africa’s turbulent transition out of apartheid and carried around the world ever since, the project [Click here to open...]
Monique Grimme – The Inner Temple (Songs of Transformation)
There has always been something searching beneath Monique Grimme’s music. Even at her most pop-minded, the Bongo Boy Records founder has shown a tendency to weave resilience, nature, memory, and personal evolution into increasingly adventurous [Click here to open...]
Dandy John – Dandyworld
Swiss solo artist Dandy John dropped his debut album on January 26th 2026, titling his record Dandyworld, and squeezing eleven tracks into 50 minutes of pop. From a first glance at its sepia-toned album cover, listeners are led to anticipate a [Click here to open...]
Aninda Bose – Tumi Robe Nirobe (single)
Aninda Bose’s latest single is a cover with a curious story. Entitled Tumi Robe Nirobe, this blissful acoustic track is a modern reimagination of an antique hit first penned at the end of the 19th century, and composed in the Bengal language. But [Click here to open...]
Ron Korb – Global Canvas
Ready for a thrilling voyage through Earth’s most eclectic and experimental sounds? Ron Korb’s latest full-length album “Global Canvas” is the album you’re craving - an exotic and serene instrumental wonderpiece inviting listeners on an [Click here to open...]
The Client Brothers – Tropical World
Toby Tune’s tropically inspired twosome, The Client Brothers, returns with a nearly forgotten collection that may have been buried near a colorfully marked but eventually misplaced coconut tree. Recorded between 1985 and the early ‘90s, the album [Click here to open...]
Steve Gibb – Circles of Light
Incredible classical guitarist, Royal Academy of Music alumnus, and musical contributor to several Broadway shows, Steve Gibb returns with his latest album, Circles of Light. And after his last immaculate release, Island of Woods, we were, [Click here to open...]
The Lady Day Big Band – Livus’umoya
Named after jazz vocal luminary Billie “Lady Day'' Holiday, The Lady Day Big Band is South Africa's very first all-women big band ensemble. After garnering international acclaim through various festival appearances, this incredible band recently [Click here to open...]
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