Messe pour le temps present (Philips – 1967) oscillates between hypnotic and unsettling, creating a theatrical experience that reflects the surrealist and avant-garde spirit of the late 60’s
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Released in 1979, 13 (Street Player) marks a turning point in Chicago’s career, which began to incorporate elements of disco and funk, a trend that reflected the times
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Legendary jazz album, Kind of Blue (1959) is often considered one of the greatest masterpieces in music history, not only a monument of the genre, but a cornerstone of modern
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Outside hits hard with To Forgive But Not Forget, a captivating foray into the world of Drum and Bass
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1958, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong combined their talents for Porgy & Bess, revisiting Gershwin’s opera with grace
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Autoamerican cemented Blondie’s reputation as pioneers, capable of blending diverse musical streams to create a unique and visionary sound. Cult, this historical classic has the first(?) recorded woman’s rap
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Innovative and influential, Head Hunters (1973) redefines the standards of jazz fusion, Herbie Hancock created a revolutionary album
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With Sunlight (1978), Herbie Hancock fused jazz, funk and disco, introducing the vocoder for an innovative sound
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Street Player expertly blends funk, soul and jazz, showcasing Khan’s iconic vocals and the band’s vibrant energy
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Macéo Parker played a key role in the evolution of funk and soul through his collaboration with James Brown, US is their iconic chid
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