Caravan (1956) is a standout album from one of the most brilliant and influential trumpet players in jazz history, it captures the essence of Brown’s extraordinary technical skill, lyrical playing, and ability to navigate complex jazz compositions with ease and flair
The 3 Chairs collective is known for its deep roots in Detroit’s rich history of electronic music, blending soulful house, funk, jazz, and disco with the raw, innovative spirit of Detroit techno
Released in 1973 as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation film of the same name, Coffy is both a reflection of the era’s vibrant, groove-driven sound and a pivotal moment in Ayers’ career
Following In a Silent Way and Bitches Brew, this album – which explores the complex intersections of jazz, rock, funk, and electronic music – is one of the most daring and experimental piece of Miles Davis’s career
While I Will Survive is undeniably her signature track, Glorious (1979) represents a shift for Gaynor, moving away from the pure disco sound of the late 70s and venturing into a broader musical landscape
The fourth album by Chick Corea’s band Return to Forever, Light as a Feather (1973), stands as one of the greatest albums in the history of jazz fusion
Any Way You Like It might be a bit overshadowed, more commercially dominant albums of the disco era, it’s a thrilling listen that showcases Thelma Houston at the height of her vocal powers
Love Can’t Turn Around is a classic release in the history of house music and one of the defining moments in the Chicago house scene
