Nidia Ortiz y Rumba del Sol | it

En los últimos meses, Gerardo Ortiz ha estremecido el mundo de la música regional mexicana con sus propuestas musicales y sus letras absolutamente innovadoras, pero también al imponer toda una moda entre los jóvenes. Este fenómeno musical nacido en Los Ángeles y criado en Sinaloa, está dejando boquiabierta a toda la industria de la música, al no solamente llenar sino además dejar gente fuera en todas sus presentaciones tanto en Estados Unidos como en México. Recientemente encabezó el impresionante concierto “La Invasión del Corrido III” en el Anfiteatro Gibson, con un lleno increíble. Su carisma y popularidad ha generando millones...

Orie Frank ("Frankie" or "Tram") Trumbauer (May 30, 1901 – June 11, 1956) was one of the leading jazz saxophonists of the 1920s and 1930s. He played the C-melody saxophone which, in size, is between an alto and tenor saxophone. He also played alto saxophone, bassoon, clarinet and several other instruments. He was a composer, notably of technically sophisticated sax melodies, and was one of the major jazz bandleaders of the 1920s and 1930s. His landmark recording of "Singin' the Blues," with Bix Beiderbecke and Eddie Lang in 1927, is regarded as one of the greatest jazz performances ever recorded....

The daughter of two schoolteachers, Angela taught herself to play piano in a house on twenty-four acres of evergreen forest in rural western New York State. Her unique brand of alt-indie piano pop was described by MusicDish.com as, "...right on the edge of jazz and Broadway, but[...]all dressed and ready to go as contemporary pop." While studying vocal performance at NYU, she discovered that Gilbert and Sullivan wrote some wacky stuff, Puccini wrote songs that were impossibly hard to sing, and Wagner was probably not a very nice man. She also discovered that it was ultimately more fun to compose,...

Worldwide critically acclaimed and succesful chill out/downtempo producer. Homebase Amsterdam/The Netherlands. Travelling from early triphop to downtempo listening pearls with jazz, funk, bossa and cinematic influences and from there to warm deephouse and minimal mesmerising techno. With the Dutch #1 album Moodfood (2000) (followed by albums such as Make believe and Mesmerising), he set a standard and was connected to the likes such as Kruder & Dorfmeister, Sven van Hees and Air. His 7th and last album was the surprising Lo Tek, loaded with chilled minimal techno and dub. Right now Mr. Cortiz is working on an album with 70’s...