Findlay - The Last Of The 20th Century Girls'The Last of the 20th Century Girls' is the storied second album from London based artist Findlay a full fledged offering born of a personal journey that sees her at her most open, transparent, and introspective yet, drawing upon her own personal experiences since the release of full length 2017 debut 'Forgotten Pleasures'. With complex, fully realised themes ranging from grief and loss to the struggle of losing and re building one's confidence,

Fanfare: "I believe this is one of the great piano trio performances in the history of recording

come full circle for a sequel to his debut album

scientist Berthold Hoffman (Bruno Ganz)-there to visit his estranged wife (Angela Winkler)-was shot in the head

featuring such classics as Barbara Pennington's "24 Hours A Day

suffered a major defeat

scoring an R&B hit on the ABC label called "You Can Do It" in 1979

Uption - Light Up (Random Cover) (incl

guidance and protectors are needed to unfold the obscure matters of our unconsciousness

"Movements" received the prestigious NOPA (Norwegian Society of Composers and Lyricists) award in 2021

The Ukrainian composer Thomas de Hartmann (1885-1956) had undertaken a classic musical training with Anton Arensky and then Nikolai Taneyev before the death of his mother in 1912 prompted him to begin searching for a spiritual teacher

Proust and delivers them to us with an accuracy of interpretation which immerses us in the intimate life of Marcel

his daughter Josefa died two days after she was born