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Following her tragic passing on July 23, 2011, some of the producers and musicians who worked closely with 5x Grammy Award winning artist Amy Winehouse, among them Salaam Remi and Mark Ronson, spent time listening over the many recordings that Amy had made, before, during, and after the release of albums Frank and Back To Black. It was said by all who worked with Amy that she never sang or played a song the same way twice. It quickly became apparent to both Salaam and Mark that they had a collection of songs that deserved to be heard, a collection of songs that were a fitting testament to Amy the artist and, as importantly, Amy their friend. The album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures, the third album from Amy Winehouse, without question one of the most talented, original, and best loved... Less

Aloha Margaritaville is a beautiful tribute to the "Son of a Son of a Sailor" that re-imagines Jimmy’s most popular songs through the lens of authentic Hawaiian music. You can practically hear the ocean waves washing up on the shores of Waikiki when electric guitar is replaced with the delicate sounds of the ukulele and enhanced with slack-key and lap steel guitars. Die-hard Parrotheads and casual Buffett fans alike will treasure the magical sounds of Aloha Margaritaville – the next best thing to kicking back on the Hawaiian islands.

William Pint was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, then headed west to Seattle to pursue music and avoid cold winters. Felicia Dale was born and raised on an island in Washington's Puget Sound; her father was a sea captain who brought back tales and treasures from exotic ports of call. Together, they make nautical music fun, dynamic and varied -- and above all, musical. Backing themselves with guitar, hurdy-gurdy (an ancient wheel-driven instrument that sounds like a cross between a bagpipe and a violin), tinwhistle, octave mandolin, doumbek, etc., they have a wide open sense of rhythmic possibilities. Hearts of Gold explores the myth of the sea, the struggle with the elements casting an image of human nature in all its facets -- from the plaintive "Bay of Biscay" to Micki Perry's... Less

Acrylics is the musical partnersh ip of Molly Shea andJason Klauber. Native to Philadelphia and downtownManhattan , respectively, the pair began making musictogether wh ile attending Ohio's Oberl in College. wherethey spent snowy nights in their basement droningFender Jazzmasters in odd tunings and listening to vinylrecords from New Zealand. After graduating Molly andJason both moved to Brook lyn and founded StandingNudes, a fiery quartet with a cu lt fo ll owing who becameone of the first singi ngs to True Panther Sounds. Whenthe band's drummer and bass player left to becomeMGMT's touring rhythm section, Molly and Jasondecided to try something new. They named their newproject Acrylics to evoke a planet of synthetic color.Combining the confessional and the fantastical. Acrylicsset out to... Less

My new cd, "The Very Thing That You Treasure" was recorded and mixed entirely in Brooklyn. Basic tracking was done in my home (renamed "The Leaky Worth Recording Studio" for the occasion) when my roomate was out of town (we liked the sound of the high ceilings-and Red's studio wasn't soundproofed yet), on mondays, tuesdays, and wednesdays (my nights off from work). After recording practically all the music, a voice problem caused almost a year delay before we could continue tracking and mixing the record at Red's (that's Adam Lasus to you) great new studio "Fireproof". It features many of the coolest (and bestest) musicians in (and out of) town, including guitarist/mandoli nist Jon Graboff (he also plays a lot of Fender Bass VI on the record), Mark Spencer (of Blood Oranges,Freedy... Less

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine: Island's 2005 compilation The Very Best of the Island Years is a near-perfect single-disc overview of Robert Palmer's stint at Island Records, which ran from 1974's Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley to 1985's Riptide. This is regarded by fans and critics alike as his peak creative period, and it also contained his best-known hits, including 1978's "Every Kinda People," 1979's "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)," 1980's "Can We Still Be Friends," 1981's "Johnny and Mary" and "Looking for Clues," and, of course, 1986's "Addicted to Love" and 1987's "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On." While he continued to chart into the early '90s, only one song -- 1988's "Addicted to Love" rewrite "Simply Irresistible" -- could hold a candle to those hits, and it's here... Less

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Dark Island is the eighth release from Birmingham's finest purveyors of dark electronic indie-pop, PRAM. Pram's strange and twisted world takes in the odd and solitary lives of a windswept seaside town in winter. From the angular edges of the Achivist to the melancholy longing of the Pawnbroker, the characters which populate Dark Island harbour peculiar and frightening secrets. The album is a 10 track exotica-delight that will enchant you; all with a recognisable sound, but the big difference this time is space - lots of space permeating the record with atmospheric indulgence. Slinky guitars, glorious brass, sparse bass heavy beats, floating melodies, all with a prevailing pop air. It's wonderful stuff!