Sonic Vibe - Universal Groove Elements - CD5 MAXI-SINGLE

Kalapana are a legendary Hawaiian Super Group that have been together for over 40 years and, up until now, their albums have been out of print and hard to find.In 2018, Manifesto Records released the Box Set, Kalapana The Original Album Collection that contained the first 7 original Kalapana albums. This box set won a Na Hoku Hanohano Award, the Hawaaian equivalent of a Grammy Award, for Anthology of the Year. Now all 7 original Kalapana titles will be available individually. 3 of these albums; Many Classic Moments Original Soundtrack, In Concert and Northbound have never been available before in the United States.Kalapana are legends in the Hawaiian Islands and continue to perform in Hawaii and on the mainland of the US as well as in Japan and the Philippines. The rest of the world will now get to experience the legendary music that the Hawaiians have known about for over 40 years.

While Miami Beach is well known as a vacation spot, it's signature mix of house, Chill-out and lounge music is also becoming a landmark. The SFP group of labels became the Global night clubber's soundtrack as DJs all over the four continents like Danny Rampling, Carl Cox, and/or Pete Tong, spun and compiled many tracks released by SFP's labels on more than a thousand different compilations. This 4 track single, produced by Patrick Green and featuring a remix by Live Element, is from the SFP offshoot Soul groove.

Lee unravels a series of melodies that are insinuating or soulful or both. - Jazz Times. Portland-based composer, pianist, arranger & educator Gordon Lee has been one of the pre-eminent voices in North West Jazz for years, performing with top names, touring the world and recording his own small group CDs with Jim Pepper, Leroy Vinnegar and Mel Brown. In this, the first recording of his big band, Lee presents some of Portland's finest improvisational voices performing alternately swinging, pensive, dynamic and rich arrangements of his own compositions. The music is reminiscent of some of the fine modern big band recordings of the past 15 years by Brookmeyer, Schnieder and others.