Lello

 The first group that comes to mind when listening to these July Skies is precisely [The Durutti Column], but it’s an impression that fades as the tracks continue to flow.

 An ethereal, sweet album that could, for certain sounds, belong to the ECM catalog, well-arranged and with great atmosphere.

 Discover the haunting beauty of July Skies' The English Cold—immerse yourself in its serene guitar landscapes and nostalgic moods.

 Nergaard certainly manages to melt the ice surrounding her, and gives us very warm moments.

 Her voice is high and with a distinctive tone, more akin to a pop diva than to these sacred monsters.

 Listen to Silje Nergaard's Port of Call and experience her warm, sophisticated jazz-pop blend today!

 Songs that caress the palate without a penetrating chorus, truly beautiful.

 The bad thoughts of the title don’t actually come, or at least they didn’t come to me.

 Listen to The Montgolfier Brothers' All My Bad Thoughts and experience serene, elegant indie pop like never before.

 A record that is truly a 'journey' to a very white and remote place, it doesn’t thrill, it transports.

 When the 'strings' become softly obsessive you really can’t distinguish the two sounds anymore, and these are probably the 'highest' moments of the entire album.

 Explore Lau Nau’s Kuutartha for a mesmerizing Nordic folk journey unlike any other!

 Rarefied atmospheres, piano, faint and anguished voice.

 Highly recommended for those nice and unfortunately rare cold afternoons spent under the covers.

 Dive into Idaho's haunting melodies and experience The Lone Gunman’s emotional depths today.

 This record kills me and delights me, for more than twenty years.

 From the first guitar notes you understand you’re about to listen to a masterpiece.

 Dive into Ben Watt's North Marine Drive and experience a timeless, beautifully cold folk masterpiece today.

 "Never a misplaced chord, never a predictable melody line, everything is very beautiful."

 "These tracks lifted my spirits considerably, a little smile appeared on my face and with my eyes closed I continued until my station."

 Listen to Spearmint’s 'A Different Lifetime' for a beautifully crafted pop experience that lifts your spirits with every track.

 Garbarek uses the saxophone as if it were simply the fifth voice, he doesn’t dominate, he doesn’t accompany, he participates.

 In small doses, it’s a masterpiece.

 Discover the unique blend of saxophone and vocal harmonies—listen to Jan Garbarek & the Hilliard Ensemble’s live magic from Bari now!

 Elegance, style, sophistication, and above all, a lot of study—these are the things that come out when listening to this album.

 One breathes, as now seems inevitable in French productions, a Serge Gainsbourg atmosphere, which I believe is the primary reference even for this artist.

 Dive into Bertrand Burgalat’s Portrait-Robot and experience an elegant fusion of French charm and rich, melodic complexity.

 A magical atmosphere that seems stolen from Dvorak’s Slavonic Dances yet is less attuned and harmonic.

 An enjoyable album that doesn’t aspire to become a masterpiece.

 Listen to 'Darkness at Noon' and immerse yourself in unique Balkan folk-inspired sounds now!