“Memorabilia”, the sophomore release from Italian producer Turbojazz picks up where his impressive debut “Whateverism” left off. On his debut, Turbojazz demonstrated a flair for creating head nodding, foot stomping grooves in all matters of styles. With this release, he pays tribute to the legacy of dance, Disco and house. The results are infectious dance tracks that sin...

Hailing from the Netherlands, Saxophonist Bart Wirtz and keyboardist Emiel van Rijthoven are one half of the band known as WAAN. Their sophomore album “We Want Waan” is an electro melting pot of alternative rock and jazz.. “Mirrors” is a powder keg of energy. Wirtz’s melodic sax flurries and synths dance on top of the heart pounding back beat rhythms. The track was recor...

“Waves”, the latest album from Moonchild expands the boundaries of their dominance of laidback sunny RnB grooves. With Amber Navran’s feathery vocals, they have injected elements of hip-hop and jazz into their new release. This is also a personal project that deals with the ups and downs of their everyday lives post pandemic. While the compositions may lack their usual c...

Momoko Gill made quite a splash in 2025. She appeared alongside electronic producer Matthew Halsall on the superb album “Clay”. Prior to that she made a name for herself within the underground UK Jazz scene. She would go on to perform with acclaimed Saxophonist Alabaster Deplume. Gill builds on her momentum with an astounding self-titled debut. A self taught drummer, pro...

Brazilian multi-instrumentalist Diogo Strausz arrived in France with an impressive resume. Strausz’s Brazilian Disco compositions have appeared on the NYC based label Razor n Tape as well as the French label Goutte d’Or. “Dance Para Se Salvar”, his latest on Favorite Recordings features an array of high energy 70s inspired Brazilian flavoured Disco recordings. “Com Magia...