Music Genres

Coruscating Latin rhythms with a four-mallet attack, folk-jazz from a guitar-ukelele-vocal duo, and baroque-jazz crossover from the late bassoonist Daniel Smith

Fans of The Police will certainly appreciate Sting's decision to revisit that era; however, they will likely be hungry for more.

Legendary producer and singer Smokey Robinson received the prize for excellence in songwriting.

Phil Gammage delivers in ‘Used Man for Sale’ a safe sound that listeners looking for familiar sounds will most appreciate.

Tim Houlihan’s ‘Another Orion’ brings together 10 mainstream ballads with broad potential appeal.

Wright and his band demonstrate a kinetic rapport that treads the line between jazz-based freestyle and rock band vigor, alternating between solo performances and jam-session style congruency.

The journey seemed to wind across oceans, through jungles – and into caves, perhaps akin to the cistern recordings that gave birth to the composer's concept of "deep listening" back in the 1980s.

Float Like a Buffalo’s ‘Enjoy the Ride’ is a perfectly titled EP.

Does Joel Selvin's 'Altamont: The Rolling Stones, The Hell's Angels and the Inside Story of Rock's Darkest Day', maintain a proper perspective on the events that have made the concert notorious?

'On Safari' is a great musical journey with The Kentucky Headhunters.