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 The North Sea cradles me, to Stronen's wind.

 Ten seconds, mists of electronics and sax. Norwegian breaths.

Mercurial Balm by Thomas Stronen and Iain Ballamy offers an evocative jazz experience filled with atmospheric sounds and introspective moods. The review highlights the seamless blend of percussion and saxophone, conjuring images of sea breezes and ghost ships. Rich in emotional depth, this album presents a celestial journey through sound that deeply resonates with listeners. The reviewer finds solace and transport in the music amid melancholy settings. Dive into the immersive world of Mercurial Balm—listen now and experience the captivating jazz voyage by Stronen and Ballamy.

 "With 'Blonde on Blonde' Dylan becomes a fire thief and ignites the arid prairies of poetry."

 "An essential album to understand who we are and where we come from."

Bob Dylan's Blonde On Blonde is hailed as a groundbreaking album that blends poetry with music, transforming the 1960s cultural landscape. The review highlights its lyrical mastery in tracks like 'Vision of Johanna' and 'Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands,' comparing its innovative sound to Frank Zappa's work. The album is described as essential for understanding modern music and culture. Discover the poetic brilliance of Blonde On Blonde—listen now and experience music history.

 Burri is a classic artist whose trajectory perfectly aligns with another great from his land, geographically very close to him, Piero della Francesca.

 The plastics, like the cretti, hyper-realistically photograph the soul of the 20th century.

The review celebrates Alberto Burri as a classic artist who revolutionized art with his plastic works from the 1960s. It highlights his blend of daring experimentalism and deep existential themes rooted in 20th-century trauma. Burri’s art is compared to Piero della Francesca’s pursuit of essential form and color purity. The review emphasizes the profound humanistic and historical depth behind Burri’s seemingly abstract compositions. Explore Burri's groundbreaking Plastica 1962 and experience a profound fusion of classic artistry and bold experimentation.

 "Will the world be saved by beauty? The answer can only be affirmative while listening to the wonderful 'Diane' by Chet Baker."

 "Never has Chet sung like this. Never. An emotionally unbearable song, digging into the listener’s deep heart."

The review praises 'Diane' as one of Chet Baker's most beautiful and emotional works, highlighting the seamless harmonic interplay with Paul Bley. It emphasizes the album's timeless, poetic qualities and the unforgettable vocal performance on 'You Go to My Head.' The album transcends time and biography, offering a profound musical experience filled with beauty and melancholy. Listen to 'Diane' and experience the heartfelt, timeless jazz magic of Chet Baker and Paul Bley today.

 A long farewell begins, a journey to the end of the night done on tiptoe, gliding over a keyboard of snow, barely illuminated by the moon.

 Never heard a Jarrett like this. A sigh of notes for a handful of standards ranging from Gershwin to Duke Ellington, masterfully revisited in what is actually a single heartbreaking piece.

This review describes Keith Jarrett's album as a tender farewell, highlighting its fragile and intimate piano performance. Unlike his more exuberant concerts, this is a quiet, soul-stirring journey inspired by love and personal hardship. The album features a heartfelt selection of jazz standards dedicated to his wife during his battle with chronic fatigue syndrome. It's a unique and touching expression of Jarrett's artistry. Discover the emotional depths of Keith Jarrett's intimate piano tribute—listen to The Melody At Night With You now!