Matoub Lounes - L'adieu - Live Au Zinith De Paris (17/01/1998)"L'Adieu Live au Znith" is an emblematic album by Matoub Louns, a committed Kabyle singer and poet. Recorded during his last concert at the Zenith in Paris in 1998, this album is a poignant testimony to the artist and his commitment to the Berber cause. The songs on the album are hymns to freedom, resistance and dignity. Matoub Louns' texts are poignant and committed, denouncing violence, injustice and oppression. Her powerful and moving voice

Briece managed to merge a more "academic" music with a distinct pop sensibility

Eternal Sunday introduces the debut album of the band that came to change the sound of tango forever: Tango Santo

De Aloe/ Cominoli/ Zanchi - City Of Dreams (For Garrison Fewell)

Science Club - Depression

Skinny Puppy

When asked about three of his signature orchestral works - the Grammy-winning Become Ocean

music should reflect "a sensitive conversation in merely passionate tones among characters that are the same or different from one another"

A traditional pop singer in the classic early '50s mould

Of coarse we didn't stop there

in which Itamar Zorman is partnered by pianist Amy Yang

Liner notes by Laura Boulton include descriptions of each song and dance as well as photographs

Their absolutely unique blend comes from a typical youthful rebellion