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 The sound of instruments like the piano, the organ, the winds... creates a soundtrack dark and melancholic in some parts, cheerful and carefree in others.

 The transport is such that the two performers end up playing together... establishing a sweet and delicate sonic conversation from which the protagonists understand they are made for each other.

Danny Elfman’s soundtrack for Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride masterfully captures the film's gothic and whimsical essence. The music blends dark melancholic tones with lively, colorful melodies to represent the worlds of the living and the dead. Standout pieces include the dreamy Main Theme and the touching Piano Duet that highlights the connection between characters. The score’s theatrical and emotional layers enrich the narrative with heartfelt operatic songs and poignant instrumental compositions. Overall, a captivating and fitting soundtrack for the film’s dark fairy tale. Listen to Danny Elfman’s enchanting soundtrack and immerse yourself in the haunting world of Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride!

 If it’s about paying homage to a genre like this with a well-crafted and flavor-rich album, well then the operation still has a point (and we welcome it).

 The CD exudes its own energy and vitality, with masterful performances by all the project’s guests.

Moonstone Project's 'Time To Take A Stand' honors 70s hard rock with authentic sound and powerful collaborations. Matteo Filippini leads a well-crafted album featuring icons like Glenn Hughes and Ian Paice. The album stands out with energetic riffs, soulful blues, and memorable solos, making it a must-listen for old-school hard rock fans. It successfully blends tribute with fresh vitality without aiming for innovation. Discover the powerful tribute to classic hard rock—listen to Moonstone Project’s 'Time To Take A Stand' today!

 Jacques Loussier seems to have hit the mark, bringing Bach’s music back to its immediacy and essentiality.

 The reinterpretation of the Fifth Concerto is not only particularly effective but also becomes the album’s central and best episode.

Jacques Loussier offers a unique jazz reinterpretation of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos by stripping down orchestral elements and focusing on improvisation. The album highlights the simplicity and versatility of Bach's themes, with the Fifth Concerto standing out as the most elaborate and successful reimagining. The trio's cohesion and respect for the classical material create an engaging listening experience, appealing to those open to genre fusion. While purists may be skeptical, this work presents a fresh and fascinating perspective on Bach's music. Listen to Jacques Loussier’s jazz reinterpretation of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos and experience a fresh fusion of classical and jazz!

 "All the tracks are pleasant and played with class and mastery, and the production is clean, although a bit too muffled."

 "'Amazon' is one of the best tracks, evoking a tribal atmosphere through Cobham and Airto Moreira's percussion."

Billy Cobham returns to Italy to record Drum 'N' Voice 2 with a stellar lineup including Buddy Miles and Jan Hammer. The album showcases polished drumming and clean production but lacks a distinctive originality. Highlights include the funky opener 'Waweform' and the tribal percussion-driven 'Amazon'. Though well-crafted and pleasant, the album feels familiar and somewhat predictable overall. Listen to Billy Cobham’s Drum 'N' Voice 2 for masterful drumming fused with funk — explore this jazz fusion gem today!