Arrival ft. Kevin McCormick - OneIt's counter intuitive perhaps to react to the increasing noise of the world, not by adding to it, but by seeking quiet. Or something close to it. Arrival's debut EP does just that assembling immersive aural environments and delicately detailed backdrops setting the scene for the perfectly pitched deeply melancholic meditations of Britain's least known and most valuable guitarist, Kevin McCormick. Gordon Milson and Mark Rayner as Arrival, and Kevin

like ‘Fever’ and ‘Try Me

Peggy O’Keefe became the resident pianist at the Chevalier Casino in Glasgow in 1962

Bembeya Jazz National along with some of Europe's finest experimental composers like Piero Piccioni and Janko Nilovic

Akpençe has performed as a guest musician on numerous albums as well as being the founder of the percussion collective known as « Harem Group »

dusty drum tracks making for stripped-to-the-bones grooves

manifesting love songs based in ghostly affairs

Other important reference points are made clear on "Um Abraço No Faust"

But what made this different is the bombastic but never overbearing "mélange" of slapping

delivering a poignant son that blends regional pride with poetic nostalgia

including Masters At Work

18th composition which attempted to transcribe music heard in a dream

this gospel-disco gem has transcended time to become a sought-after treasure in the realm of soulful digging treats