Rebecca Pidgeon - The RavenScottish songstress Rebecca Pidgeon has an instinctive knack for storytelling. Taking elements from folk, pop, jazz, and Celtic traditions, Pidgeon crafts lilting, intimate poetry. Known for her captivating and crystalline voice, Rebecca is prolific in the audiophile scene. The Raven was her first release on Chesky and featured an ensemble of spell binding originals like "Grandmother" and the rhythmic "Kalerka" to the reimagined and mesmerizing

a deeply soulful vocalist

giving a much fuller picture of Jim Reeves in the recording studio - in all

each one has two paintings from different Ghanaian mobile cinema artists commissioned through Chicago's Deadly Prey Gallery and are interpretations of the original album artwork

Violinists approach this music with a sense of awe

What did the public find in this opera

It focuses on researching and recovering music suppressed under the totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century and marginalized thereafter

This early-2015 release kicks off what will be a busy year for Devine "fans can expect plenty of new material from the Brooklyn-based songwriter as well as more revisitations to his past work throughout the year

Established in 2012 by musicians Benjamin El Arbi and Mathieu Franot

Together - and against each other - they battle-it-out for a chance to win a $1 million grand prize and to be crowned Sole Survivor

The Live Session captured INVSN's essence

both directed by Atsuko Ishizuka

while Lou Dinning run of bad luck last 31 days and he has a Blue December