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 The overture is carioca, with strong shades, like a ray of sunshine piercing through the cold autumn on Ku-damm.

 'Gabrielle' is masterfully interpreted by Alice Russel's voice and is perhaps the best moment of the album.

[re:jazz] Expansion is the third album in the series, showcasing a confident core band with fewer guests. It delivers a blend of orchestral jazz, soulful vocals by Inga Luhing and Alice Russel, and reverent covers of iconic tracks. The album features smooth sax, guitar, and horn arrangements inspired by jazz legends and groove-heavy influences. Standout tracks include 'People Hold On', 'Gabrielle', and 'Plastic Dreams', creating a warm and sophisticated listening experience. Listen to [re:jazz] Expansion for a fresh take on jazz fusion and soulful vocals—experience the groove and elegance now!

 "Alice’s voice is in perfect form... the result is remarkable, on par with the poetic and musical heritage addressed."

 "This album moves with every track; it is a journey through memory and also through the corners of the heart, where absence generates essence."

The review praises Alice's album Viaggio in Italia for its exceptional collaborations and poetic depth, highlighting its emotional and artistic strength. It emphasizes the unique and captivating vocal performance and the meaningful selection of songs. The album is described as a journey through memory and the heart. Specific tracks like "Come un sigillo," "Atlantide," and "Lindberg" are highlighted for their beauty and inspiration. The reviewer expresses ongoing admiration for Alice's work and the album's lasting impact. Discover Alice's evocative voice and poetic artistry in Viaggio in Italia – listen now and experience a timeless Italian musical journey.

 "The listening experience is delicate, light, almost ethereal, and at times enveloping like the smoke of a cigarette caught in a beam of blue light."

 "Sometimes another point of view is necessary to find the right distance between things."

[re: jazz] - Point Of View is a collaborative jazz cover album featuring talented artists like Nils Petter Molvær and Lisa Bassenge. The album presents a delicate, ethereal listening experience with well-curated packaging. Although the song selection is safe and the project not groundbreaking, it offers moments of musical skill and charm. It serves as a complementary listen rather than a scene-defining work. Explore the subtle jazz reinterpretations on [re: jazz] - Point Of View and discover fresh talent with a unique listening vibe.

 "Other Directions is a ticket to unlimited mileage, to timeless places."

 A great tribute to Coltrane and Davis; and also a nod to the sound of Llorca and Navarre in the only track of clear nu-dance roots.

Nicola Conte's 'Other Directions' is celebrated as one of the year's best jazz albums, blending Italian blue note jazz with the vibrant atmosphere of Bahia. The album features stellar collaborations with Fabrizio Bosso, Gianluca Petrella, Pietro Lussu, and Till Bronner. It pays homage to jazz legends Coltrane and Davis while incorporating nu-dance influences. Cristina Zavalloni's soothing vocals provide a perfect close to this richly textured musical journey. Dive into Nicola Conte's 'Other Directions' and experience a stunning jazz journey inspired by Bahia’s rhythms and legends.

 Animamigrante is a great album, right from the title.

 It’s the wind of the South, blowing at night and unsettling the souls of the sleepers, leaving the unmistakable mark of its passage.

Animamigrante by Almamegretta is an outstanding album that blends refined electronic elements with reggae, dub, and tribal rhythms. Raiss' compelling voice guides listeners through a musical and historical journey touching on prejudice and change. The album is bold and uncompromising, resonating deeply with those open to its message and style. It leaves a lasting emotional impression evocative of a powerful southern wind. Listen to Animamigrante and experience Almamegretta’s unique, soulful blend of reggae, dub, and tribal rhythms today!

 The music rises and the calm refreshes the room.

 Portishead? Morcheeba? Tricky? Massive? The simple purity of early EBTG?

This 5-star review of Floris' album 'Drunk On Life' portrays it as a soothing and refreshing musical experience. Combining reminiscent elements of famed trip-hop artists and lush vocals, the album creates a calming atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The reviewer enthusiastically embraces the album as an unexpected discovery filled with pleasant memories and a new passion. Listen to Floris' 'Drunk On Life' and dive into a serene trip-hop journey full of soothing vocals and atmospheric beats.

 The opening track is spine-chilling, and the ones that follow are no less: one rarity after another.

 There are albums that touch the heart and others, like this one, that capture it forever.

This review praises Infracom's [re:jazz] as a captivating jazz compilation filled with rare and emotional tracks. The reviewer highlights the album's ability to deeply touch and hold the listener's heart. It is described as a musical treasure worth repeated listening, evoking a lasting passion for jazz. Listen to Infracom's [re:jazz] now and discover a jazz album that captures the heart forever.