J.J. Crowne - Songs of Innocence & Experience"Songs of Innocence And Experience," the debut album from J. J. Crowne, marks the first worldwide release of a dozen well crafted songs this music veteran has recently penned. Advance copies of the album have received excellent reviews and it has already been nominated for 2011 "CD of the Year" by Indie Music Digest. With an eclectic mix of Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Country and a touch of Jazz Pop, these twelve "Songs of Innocence And Experience"

with muddy re-imaginings of "When The Levee Breaks"

Keeping things local

full of beauty" - " [Mendelssohn] "these performances are among the best and Grumiaux's playing has his usual purity of style and instinctive musicianship to commend it

producers of The Endless and Synchronic

2021 marks the 100th anniversary of the premiere of the silent film The Kid directed by Charlie Chaplin

Once you've heard these string quartets

Schumann’s Sonata in F-sharp minor

his old ways of thinking

electrifyingly rhythmic pounding of the orchestra tutti - the composer embarks on a search for the human ("Where do we come from and where are we going

The end result was the band's lone self-released full-length

provided him with valuable assistance

"Candy" by Iggy Pop and Chrissy Hynde"