Mthunzi Mvubu - The 1st GospelSouth African based saxophonist and flute player Mthunzi Mvubu started his music career at the age of 14 at the Music Academy of Gauteng under the mentorship of the late Dr. Johnny Mekoa. His intent and approach are evident in the title of his debut album, as is his deep respect for the art form. Comfortable in any Jazz club or stage, the music speaks to a deep spiritual connection between player and listener at the heart of improvisational Jazz.

but at the end it has hopeful connotations

this package explores and expands the classic debut album

One of the best-kept secrets in the forever-burning Chilean underground

" wrote HotNewHipHop

New Jazz as a founding member of Roy Hargrove's RH Factor

Soundtracks: Italian mono

Recorded in it's entirety at Carpenter's home studio and Davies' studio

' his fifth full-length album of timeless songs slated to last through the decades

The CDs include 11 recent pieces

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Burundian-born soul singer JP Bimeni doesn't see the world through rose coloured glasses

The album includes Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms' First Symphonies