Various Artists - Never Erased (Various Artists) - VINYL LP

Piano1Inch - Various Artists [Crystal Clear LP] piano1 is the first in a series of solo piano compilations curated by section1, showcasing the beauty and power of piano music across contemporary classical, experimental, and ambient styles. Each artist followed two guidelines piano is the central instrument, and no vocals are featured. This allows the raw emotions to shine through, inviting listeners into a space of calm and reflection. Designed for active or passive listening, piano1 offers a tranquil escape in today's fast-paced world. Available on crystal clear vinyl. Virgin Music Group; Partisan Records; Instrumental Available on crystal clear vinyl.Inchpiano1

A new compilation titled Erased Tapes, encompassing a two hour cross-section of the tag's 15-year history including hidden gems and previously unreleased material, will be available on November 4 to coincide with specially curated festivals in London and Berlin. The first offering comes from UK producer Kevin Richard Martin aka The Bug and Japanese voice artist Hatis Noit who share their paranormal first collaborative cut After the Storm amongst other unique pairings such as The Art Ensemble of Chicago featuring Moor Mother, Bell Orchestre interpreted by Colin Stetson, Douglas Dare joined by The London Contemporary Orchestra and Ben Lukas Boysen remixed by Kiasmos. Premiered exclusively via The Wire magazine in form of a free download ahead of their debut live performance at Le Guess Who? Festival 2019 in Utrecht, the track is now finally made available on vinyl and streaming platforms alongside other previously unreleased pieces from electronic producer Ryan Lee West aka Rival Consoles and Icelandic composer Högni. InchAs a solo vocalist and voice artist, Id always dreamed of floating and being drowned in a beautiful sonic storm. And then I met Kevin MartinInch - Hatis Noit. The artwork is composed of the Japanese kanji for '15' - calligraphed by tag founder Robert Raths and designed by Munich-based artist Bernd Kuchenbeiser.

Coming Yesterday is the recording of what turned out to be Martial Solal's final concert. InchWhen I walked onto the stage on January 23, 2019, I did not yet know that I would decide not to play piano anymore after this concert, more than seventy years after my debut. To maintain a certain level, this instrument requires your daily attention; it requires delicacy, brutality, and especially energy. I have lived with these demands all my life, with the joy of seeing the progress, the technical and musical advances, the rhythmic and harmonic enrichments that we acquire over time. Of course, everything goes very fast at first. As long as you are gifted, if you spend a little time on it, if you listen to what was done before you, if you choose a path, everything may seem easy. Progress is rapid, illusions are immense, and then walls arise, walls that you want to reach and overcome. Seventy years to achieve this is a minimum... When energy is no longer available, it is better to stop.Inch The program is an improvised solo show, with works by Ira Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk, and more.