Julius Rodriguez - Evergreen - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

THE FUTURE BITES was co-produced by Wilson with David Kosten (Bat For Lashes, Everything Everything). THE FUTURE BITES sees Wilson exploring contemporary addiction and the lasting effect of technology on our daily lives. The album marks his most inventive and far-reaching musical construction to date, spanning soaring acoustics, rich electronica, relentless bass-driven grooves, murky funk, and so much more, all linked through powerfully focused songcraft.

La Rosa was one of the most popular singers of the 1950s, remembered for his appearances on the Arthur Godfrey Show and on radio, television, records, and stage. Including his major hits 'Anywhere I Wander', 'Eh Cumpari', 'Suddenly There's a Valley', 'Mobile', 'Domani', 'Three Coins in the Fountain' and many American standards. With spectacular arrangements by Joe Reisman, Hugo Winterhalter and Archie Bleyer. This is the definitive La Rosa collection and the most comprehensive ever! Jasmine. 2009.

Trumpeter Jun Iida's warm, inviting tone, astute composition choices and his sublime sense of melody lead the way on his debut recording. After 5 years in Los Angeles and 3 in Seattle, InchEvergreenInch memorializes the musical focus and development that transpired over those years, as he moves on to new adventures in New York. Recorded in Los Angeles, Jun brought together L.A. friends Josh Nelson on piano, guitarist Masami Kuroki and bassist Jonathan Richards, along with the dynamic Seattle drummer Xavier Lecouturier. New York vocalist Aubrey Johnson brilliantly adds to Jun's soaring melodies with her often wordless vocals, and sings in Japanese on a song from Jun's childhood, InchAkatombo,Inch and the J-pop anime song InchShiki no Uta,Inch both in a nod to Jun's family heritage. Between the swinging InchGooey Butter CakeInch and InchBellarosa,Inch to the haunting InchTheme from Spartacus,Inch or the spacious title track, J-pop anime song InchShiki no Uta,Inch both in a nod to Jun's family heritage.