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“A La Sala” by Khruangbin
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Allan Thomas Releases Spiritual Musical Journey with Latest Single “Mojo”
Nubiyan Twist, the British jazz/soul ensemble known for their dynamic big band sound and electrifying live performances, announces their new album "Find Your Flame", which will be released on 3…
For over five decades, American singer-songwriter and musician Allan Thomas has woven his melodies through the tapestry of musical genres, bearing witness to the evolving history of American music. Now,
It's been half a century since Paul McCartney, along with his band Wings, unleashed the iconic album "Band On The Run," a masterpiece that solidified McCartney's solo career in the…
Dive into the rich tapestry of modern Funk, Soul, and Jazz instrumentals with our handpicked playlist, "Soulful Grooves." Immerse yourself in a sonic journey that transcends time, blending the classic…
What happens when Australian Yacht Soulman No.1 Joel Sarakula and Dutch musician Phil Martin, who most recently made the hearts of West Coast AOR lovers beat faster with Dawn Patrol,…
American psychedelic funk trio Khruangbin have announced their fourth studio album, "A La Sala" (“To the Room” in Spanish), which will be out April 5 via Dead Oceans. With "A…
The year is coming to an end and it was again a year of great new releases and discoveries. Of course, it was and is always impossible to limit a…
Welcome to "Sunset Grooves," the soulful voyage curated by Westcoastsoul.de, where the rhythmic blend of spiritualized jazz, fusion, and funk converges from the past to the present.
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