Award-winning artist Cindy Alexander is preparing to release her ninth
studio album, "Nowhere To Hide" on January 5th, 2018. The album consists of some of
Alexander's favorite songs, chosen by friends and fans, re-recorded live
in the studio. Her new 11-song release begins with the gentle piano
ballad "I See Stars" and the beautiful poetry of "Passenger," which is
one of two brand new songs on this album. Her warming vocals soar on "4
Hours" and her beautifully simple cover of Bread's "Everything I Own"
allows you to enjoy the truth behind Cindy's vocals. The other new
original tale is "The Song Will Always Find You," which allows you to
fully appreciate her songwriting, before she finishes her new album with
the fan favorite "Wonderful," which carries the most up-beat tempo on
this release. To find out more about Cindy Alexander and her new album
"Nowhere To Hide," please visit cindyalexander.com.
Bi-lingual singer/songwriter Sarah Aroeste is preparing to release her
new, all-original Ladino/English holiday album titled
"Together/Endjuntos." The Ladino language is a old Sephardic dialect and
includes elements of Portuguese, French, Italian, Greek, Hebrew and
others. Her new 10-song release begins with "Buena Semana" as you are introduced
to Sarah's beautiful vocals. While you may not understand all of the
lyrics, you will still get wrapped up in her voice. She becomes more
playful with the folk/pop sing-along of "Thank You For The Trees" and
the Middle-Eastern rhythm of "El Dia De Purim." She returns to the
gentle flow of "Ayada Buena" that just allows you to relax and melt into
her vocals. Sarah closes her new album with the hip-hop beats of
"Bimuelo," featuring the work of Kosha Dillz and the Latin jazz of "Buen
Shabat." To find out more about Sarah Aroeste and her latest release
"Together/Endjuntos," please visit saraharoeste.com.
Swedish jazz band Trallskogen recently released their debut album
titled "Trollskogen." It features 9-tracks, beginning with the
seven-minute "Intro" as you enter the world of this experimental band.
As they feel their way around the studio in the opening track, they
begin to settle down into the steady pace of the title song
"Trollskogen." While you may not understand the language within the
songs, you can certain appreciate the musicianship on some of these epic
tracks. They deliver the avant garde jazz of "Bergtrall" and the more
up-beat feel of "Vad Nu," which showcases the diversity in their
musicianship. The wonderful vocals of Annika Jonsson is highlighted with
the poetry of "Han Drak," before Trallskogen finish their new album
with the rock infused "Bitar" and the epic build-up of "Farval" along with the
hidden track "Intercity Mood," which is an energetic jazz number that
you must seek out. To find out more about Trallskogen and their latest
release "Trollskogen," please visit trallskogen.com.
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