Alexa Wilding - Alexa Wilding - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Vinyl LP pressing. The collection of music from and inspired by the film of the same name was birthed on a trip to Oaxaca, Mexico, at the invitation of action sportswear company Roark, to explore the region's culture and landscape with skateboard icon Jamie Thomas in pursuit of it's truths InchIt is said that the earth quakes in the metropolis of Oaxaca because the gods are trying to take back what nature owns.Inch The resulting film, co-directed and scored by Costa, is as much an adventure documentary as it is a piece of art meant to be absorbed and interpreted in one's own way. Donde Los Terremotos captures the traveling group immersing themselves in the uniquely spiritual surroundings through a variety of disciplines surfing, skateboarding, climbing, running, songwriting. InchIt sits somewhere between a documentary with magical realism and myth in a modern Cousteau way; while still being a surf film at heart,Inch Costa said.

Limited edition of 1000 numbered copies on yellow coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Released in 2007, Past Lives The Best Of The RCA Years is a compilation album that highlights Level 42's work during their time with RCA Records. The British band, renowned for their sophisticated mix of jazz-funk, pop, and rock, delivers a collection of tracks that showcase their musical versatility and technical brilliance. This compilation features hits and fan favourites from the RCA era, including songs like InchGuaranteedInch and InchOvertime,Inch which reflect the band's signature blend of infectious grooves, smooth vocals, and intricate basslines by Mark King. The album captures Level 42's ability to create catchy, yet musically rich songs that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners. Past Lives The Best Of The RCA Years is a must-have for anyone looking to explore Level 42's catalog and revisit the band's innovative contributions to the jazz-funk and pop genres.

In keeping with the fascinating rediscoveries of French music made by the Palazzetto Bru Zane, this programme of sacred music presents works by well-known composers such as Saint-Saens and Faure as well as lesser-known works such as the Kyrie by Clemence de Grandval and Charlotte Sohy, the Ave Maria by Leon Boellmann and Fernand de La Tombelle, and a Cantique de Jean Racine composed by the deeply religious Mel Bonis to a different text from that chosen by Faure, in memory of her deceased son edouard. Instruments were added ad libitum for performances in the most prestigious religious buildings to encourage performances of the said works in other places as well. Faure's Tantum ergo, for example, with organ, piano or harp and double bass, could be played in church, in concert, or at home. These discoveries are what make this programme so interesting, bringing the Choeur de Radio France together with vocal and instrumental soloists of the highest calibre under the expert direction of Christophe Grapperon.