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Continue reading →: ITW: Rahul WadhwaniL.Park: Your last album, Time Travel, explores repetitive music, instrumental jazz, and traditional music. How did you decide on choosing the sound you wanted to create for this album? Rahul Wadhwani: I’ve been wishing to form a piano trio for a long time, and I really wanted to write some…
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Continue reading →: Single review: Poussière by Robinson KhouryThe trombonist Robinson Khoury has released the first single, Poussière, from his upcoming album. Performed with his musical partners Léo Jassef and Anissa Nehari, Khoury delivers a heart wrenching track paying homage to the victims of war around the world. A call for unity Poussière (meaning dust) is a powerful…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Jasmine Choi on her artistryLuna Park: As a soloist, you are recognized for your impeccable technique. When you first start working on a piece, how do you make it personal from a technical point of view? Jasmine Choi: For me, technique is never something separate from expression. When I begin learning a piece, I…
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Continue reading →: Album review: The Guesthouse by Shai MaestroThe legendary jazz musician Shai Maestro returns to the scene with his latest studio album, The Guesthouse. Composed of twelve tracks, Maestro invites the musicians Imma, MARO and Alon Lo, creating bold and timeless recordings. This opus marks Shai Maestro’s most ambitious project yet, taking us into another level of…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Benedict Kloeckner on interpretation techniquesL.Park: In your latest album Fratres with Kai Schumacher, you perform Metamorphosis by Philip Glass. How did you approach this piece, originally written for solo piano, on the cello? Benedict Kloeckner: When approaching Metamorphosis by Philip Glass for cello, my primary focus was to maintain the hypnotic and repetitive qualities inherent in the piece,…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Déborah Leclercq, the new face of French varietyL.Park: Your first EP Solide, includes two songs (L’acharneur and Ton travail ou tes fesses) denouncing misogyny and the harassment women face. How do you approach these deep subjects as a songwriter? Déborah Leclercq: When I think about those songs, I didn’t seek to denounce anything. I didn’t tell myself…
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Continue reading →: Single review: I Just Might by Bruno MarsThe beginning of a new era after nearly a decade of absence I Just Might: a light-hearted record that lives up to the expectations? Bruno Mars is making his comeback to the scene, with his new single I Just Might from his upcoming album The Romantic. After nearly decade, the…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Behind the scenes of Hémisphères with Matheus Donato and Guillaume LatilL.Park: Could you tell us how the duo came about? Guillaume Latil: Matheus, hermano ? Matheus Donato: Our duo was born from, I think, my arrival in Paris. I came to live there and I met Guillaume, a little by accident. As life can be. And as every musical ideas…
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Continue reading →: Support Human ArtistryIA has just been green lighted by big labels, here’s what it means More easy money, less artistry IA music labels like Suno and Udio have recently won a settlement with Warner Music Group, worsening the situation for artists all over the world. This settlement led to negotiations to find…
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Continue reading →: The best albums of 20252025 is coming to an end, and this year was filled with good music, from mainstream to more niche artists. This list is to maybe, make you discover some new artists, and to beautifully close this year, that was rich in experiences and surprises. Thank you for your support, and…





