The new Volume V from bestselling Smooth Jazz series Kool&Klean. As usual classy, fresh and stylish easy listening jazz for every occasion. A musical adventure that has already taken Konstantin Klashtorni half the way around the world has now resulted in his latest CD Kool & Klean - Volume 5. This studio project is featuring Smooth Jazz Saxophonist Konstantin Klashtorni known by his early albums "Downtown", "Led By You", "Smoothing" and "Let's Get It On". The "Volume 5" is continuing a new series of easy and commercial attractive music. This is the crossover between Smooth Jazz and Electronica with some elements of Chill Out music.

Kool & Klean Volume IV by Konstantin Klashtorni release on Jan 21, 2013. This is another fantastic album from Konstantin. Volume IV is a continuation of that Paul Hardcastle imitation of smooth relaxing futuristic melodic sounds of quiet storm jazz.

Kool & Klean Volume III by Konstantin Klashtorni release on Feb 01, 2012. The fresh style 1 hour album is as always full of great, enjoyable tunes and sounds. The crossover between Smooth Jazz and Electronica makes this project's music sound fresh and unique. Ukrainian born contemporary saxophonist and producer Konstantin Klashtorni is behind the successful Kool&Klean series.

After successful launch of Volume I here is a second album from a series Kool&Klean featuring Smooth Jazz Saxophonist Konstantin Klashtorni. "Kool&Klean, Volume II" is as unbelievably good as Volume I. It's a rare fete for an artist to produce two equally as magnificent albums back to back. This is real talent. Best of all, every song on both Volume 1 and Volume 2 is an original. There are no cover songs here like you get on so many jazz albums. Fabulous smooth jazz for a cool summer day or a refreshing fall afternoon.

Kool&Klean is actually Konstantin Klashtorni, a smooth jazz saxophonist from Europe. The "Volume I" is starting a new series of easy and commercial attractive music. This is the crossover between Smooth Jazz and Electronica with some elements of Chill Out music. On "Kool&Klean, Volume 1," Konstantin has out Hardcastled his smooth jazz conteporary Paul Hardcastle, perfecting Hardcastle's "Jazzmasters" sound. This is the most immaculate smooth jazz album and every song is a gem. If you are a Hardcastle fan, look into Kool&Klean. This isn't some rank imitation. It's an excelling of the Jazzmaster.

The French trumpeter’s breathy toned lyricism gains world music flavours when Malian vocalist Rokia Traoré joins for three tracks. “ Doni Doni” (Malian for “Step by Step”), moves from a wistful Part I to a jaunty afrobeat-driven Part II, while opener “Comptine” is an intimate trumpet/vocal duet. Elsewhere, the quartet deliver emotional peaks, classy club-friendly grooves and basslines that hook on a set that rarely loses its grip. “Fat City” is the highlight; Malian-born Oxmo Puccino rapping cogently on “Le Complément de Verbe” is the bonus.

Популярный в Японии певец и трубач Toku выпустил альбом, посвященный 100-летию Frank Sinatra.

“Into the silence” is trumpeter Avishai Cohen’s debut as leader for the ECM label, and what a breathtaking album it is. The six compositions were written by Cohen during the six months that followed his father’s passing in November 2014. During his father’s final few weeks, Cohen listened almost constantly to an album of Rachmaninoff’s solo piano music. The trumpeter plays with a very personal, deeply moving tone that is not only touching and soulful, but also free-spirited and open.

Here’s veteran reedman Houston Person rolling in the deep again, his tone resonant as ever, his primary focus the Great American Songbook and its enduring lyricism. Unmistakably in his element, relaxed and yet fully engaged, the tenor saxophonist is clearly inspired not only by the stream of mostly classic melodies that comprise this collection, but also by the close kinship of vibraphonist Steve Nelson, pianist Lafayette Harris Jr., bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Lewis Nash.

A single wave on the shore is connected to the deepest parts of the ocean. People are connected to their ancestors who fought to survive, and many of whom traveled to other lands for a better life. Guitarist Jonathan Kreisberg combines these thoughts for Wave Upon Wave

There are different worlds between pop- and electronic music. Just playing, a jam session, a bit more organic, less synthetic magic. Feeling, hearing and seeing real instruments. Together with The White Noize, Northern Lite have started a classical band project journey. Classic songs like „Enemy“, „In Japan“ and „Begging You“ are encased by saxophone and flute, keys and guitar, drums, contrabass & cello. A whole bunch of fresh ideas for older tracks, which were rewritten bei Robert Fränzel. The recording at the Atomino Studio was a meeting of friends, a joint project with many try outs and a lot of fun. „Wooden Playground“ is the result, which will be released in the end of July. It will be the beginning of an album series from Northern Lite, which will be difficult to all other projects and which will be unplanned from the beginning till the end.

Really, the title says it all. The classic Bop era is alive and well in the form of Bop, the new CD by veteran musicians Jeff Lorber and Chuck Loeb. The disc was put together to help find a cure for PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) which inflicts Lorber and members of his family. Bop is a fantastic jazz album from a group of exceptional players who have risen to the occasion to help out a friend.

After 2012’s "Love Bossa", a latin-styled collection sung mainly in Brazilian Portuguese, Edie Daponte returns with "Young at Heart", her second studio album. A collection of Edie’s own original material alongside some of her and her fans' favourite standards, this new album showcases the strength of Edie’s beautiful and versatile voice. Young at Heart is truly a love- affair, reflecting all Edie’s passions including the west-coast of Canada, sailing and her personal relationships; all expressed through her other passion, music.