David Westlake - D87David Westlake D87

Onyx Brass

Featured here are historic recordings originated in Cuba shortly before the Cuban embargo of 1959

psych/prog/jazz/punk/post-punk/noise rock work over their 40-year history

and at that moment I knew this tribute to the Mats needed to happen

and to lead my listeners on a journey of great emotions in the world of music

minute detail with which Troell depicts the couple's story-which is also that of countless other people who sought better lives across the Atlantic-is a wonder to behold

Death is never the whole story

Sillery has been spending more time exploring his compositional voice and musical partnerships in projects with artists such as Los Angeles-based tenor saxophonist David Sills

Clearly impressed by this discovery

this E major work has a neoclassical character maintained throughout the suppressed passion of it's four compact movements: there is even an excursion into strict counterpoint in the first movement's development section

'Merry Christmas

he studied choral music in Piacenza and composition in Parma