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Syriana: Ten Days in Bilad Al Sham

Syriana: Ten Days in Bilad Al Sham

Imagine a dialogue between East and West. A dialogue of hopes and fears, similarities and differences, histories and futures; a conversation charged with emotion and balanced with respect.

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Ola Onabule

Ola Onabule

July 2009 saw Ola Onabule debut at The Montreal Jazz Festival, Vancouver Jazz Festival as well as the Blue Balls Festival in Switzerland.  Ola's powerful live performances have ensured that his presence on the international scene is guaranteed.  As a vocalist, Ola possesses a stunning voice of enormous range and emotional clout. 

Little Axe

Little Axe

Everyone gets the blues, says Skip McDonald, who should know. The legendary guitarist gets them – like, really gets them – more than most. “The blues are a fact of life,” he adds in a Dayton, Ohio twang undiminished by two decades of UK living. “It doesn’t matter where you are. The blues have no boundaries.”

Grindhouse

Grindhouse

The grindhouse cinema of 60’s America more often than not consisted of a double feature filled with themes of exploitation and excessive gore, sex, rebellion and mayhem. All the things that make life a little more interesting, especially if we can see them on the big screen rather than suffering the inevitable consequences of indulging in them ourselves.

Gwyneth Herbert

Gwyneth Herbert

If any recording is simply a snapshot of an artist’s progress, then ‘Ten Lives’ captures singer-songwriter Gwyneth Herbert at a very exciting moment in time. It documents the continuing development of one of the UK’s brightest talents and perhaps offers the most complete picture yet of a sublime talent.

Dub Colossus

Dub Colossus

Recorded by a group of adventurous Ethiopians and Nick Page, one half of the British group Temple Of Sound, Dub Colossus is a unique attempt to mix traditional East African music with the most experimental reggae sounds.

Tom Kerstens

Tom Kerstens

Tom Kerstens is a major figure in the guitar world. He is highly regarded as a versatile performer on modern and period instruments and is an influential champion of the guitar in his roles as player, recording artist and artistic director.

Portico Quartet

Portico Quartet

Portico Quartet are four young musicians from South London who sound like nothing you’ve ever heard before. Living and playing together, they describe themselves as an indy band playing post-jazz and their unique sound has won them fans from Gilles Peterson to Radio 4 and Notion to BBC Music Magazine.

Charlie Winston: Passport

Charlie Winston: Passport

Charlie Winston - Charlie for Chaplin, Winston for Churchill - was born into a family of artists. Brother, Tom Baxter, sister Vashti Anna, also sing divinely, and his parents…

Dengue Fever: In The Ley Lines

Dengue Fever: In The Ley Lines

Dengue Fever create a tropical cocktail of Cambodian colour.

Julianna Raye

Julianna Raye

The Bossa Nova rhythms on Los Angeles singer/songwriter Julianna Raye’s inspired new album, Dominoes, are so gentle and relaxing you almost take the heart-aching beauty of these songs for granted.

Brett Anderson: Wilderness

Brett Anderson: Wilderness

"I made this album with the purest of intentions: to create a beautiful suite of songs untethered by second-guessing markets and playlists and music biz bullshit. I have no record company, no publisher and a smaller audience but I have never been more confident and focused about what I am doing as an artist."

Benjamin Grosvenor

Benjamin Grosvenor

This and That is Benjamin Grosvenor's recording debut and was recorded at the Yehudi Menuhin School in Surrey, exclusively for the B&W Music Club. His handpicked repertoire is beautifully judged and includes pieces by Scarlatti, Chopin and Brahms amongst others.

Daby Touré and Skip McDonald

Daby Touré and Skip McDonald

As soon as they met, they knew each other. Skip McDonald: an old school bluesman from Dayton, Ohio, and long-time resident in London, UK. Daby Touré: a thirty-something musician raised in Mauritania, West Africa, now a leading light on the Paris, France scene. Their inevitable Real World album pays testament to a remarkable musical union.

David Rhodes: Bittersweet

David Rhodes: Bittersweet

'Bittersweet', recorded in four days at Real World Studios, is the first album recorded under the name of Peter Gabriel's guitarist-of-choice David Rhodes. He tells us why it's taken him so long to take centre-stage.

Trio Goya: Haydn - The Heart of Invention

Trio Goya: Haydn - The Heart of Invention

Trio Goya play Classical chamber music on period instruments. Each a leading player of their instrument, they come from three very different parts of the world – America, Transylvania and England.

Summer Sampler (trial members only)

Summer Sampler (trial members only)

We've created a sampler to give you a broader view of some of the music we’ve enabled artists to make through Society of Sound Music. This edition brings you a taster of Gwyneth Herbert, Tom Kerstens and Julianna Raye.

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