Editorials

Cratere Central; a funk, jazz, hip-hop, tech fusion group whose new track will keep you dancing to sax and synth all night long.

Next up: Amsterdam-based writer and music-enthusiast Daan Stoop.

The best Jazz films/ documentaries for you to delve into this August.

Next up: Utrecht-based cratedigger and soulful selector Vasco.

Crouch Hill Blues is the 6th and final single release from the album due out on July 15th 22 on Brotherly Music.

This month, Timeless Affairs celebrates Herbie Hancock's 1973 genre-bending twelfth studio album 'Head Hunters'.

Greyheads ‘Transition’, shows how a group can seamlessly evolve into a showroom of, funk, jazz, hip-hop, techno, and more.

A brand-new project by Don Pascal and Tom Funk that echoes the beauty of '70s spiritual jazz and adds contemporary UK jazz flavors.

The Rotterdam-based sextet takes inspiration from South American magic realism, West-African traditional rhythms and electronic soundscapes.

This time around, we step into the screen with a powerful documentary on the life of Weldon Irvine.

One of Strasbourgs' most experimental quartets is back with a sure-shot EP that's heavily inspired by UK rhythms.

Germany-based producer Renegades Of Jazz flipped 'All Around' by Italian synth-wizard sUb_modU into a jazz-fueled broken beat groover.

New project from the Netherlands, led by bass player Joop de Graaf. He teamed up with drummer Luis Possollo & synth wizard Tommy van Leuken.

We've had a chance to catch up with the duo over Zoom shortly before the release of their Motherland Journey album on Blue Note Records.

Rotterdam-based trumpeter blends his Ghanaian roots harmoniously with today's contemporary jazz on his debut single.

Combining tribal rhythms with eerie soundscapes and improvisation. That's one way of describing the Italian KARU.

The Rotterdam-based band takes their sound into a new direction with soulful vocals on top of their jazz-fueled hip hop grooves.

A special guest-mix series where DJs are invited to create a soundtrack for tomorrow's days. Next up: The Brazilian-born Marcos Tocae.

We had the pleasure to do an impromptu interview with Virginia's own Butcher Brown on the penultimate stop of their European tour.

We talk to 2 of the artists behind some of our favorite songs on the compilation and to DJ Okapi of the Afrosynth label.