Rasmussen/ Various - Recorder Music by Sunleif RasmussenSince his emergence on the musical scene in 2002 when his Symphony No. 1, "Oceanic Days" was the winner of The Nordic Council Music Prize, Faroese composer Sunleif Rasmussen has continued to make a name for himself and his island home on the world music scene. Among his many striking compositions is a growing corpus of works featuring the recorder. Beginning with his expansive concerto for recorders and large orchestra, Territorial Songs (2008 09),

with it's long and sublime solo-violin part

Rudy quickly found the final pieces of his new LP

The A side is a remix of Champion featuring Black Thought of The Roots

the scene was enriched further

and chamber works

but his selection nonetheless illustrates both the high quality of musical culture in a nation without aristocratic courts

immediately getting your blood pumping when the power and folk metal infused hook kicks in - a feat Wind Rose deftly displays across Warfront

As a UNITEL exclusive artist

Once his identity is discovered

With his 7th album Longings the Viennese Jazz violinist Rudi Berger devotes himself to the themes of longing and hope

A group of college students plan one final pre-graduation party at a secluded lake house for the ultimate "80s murder mystery" weekend

Batsauce - who was making noise in a rap group called The Smile Rays helmed by Paten Locke