Brothers of the Baladi - Food of LoveFood of Love is the second recording from Brothers of the Baladi. Originally recorded and released on cassette in 1983, this is the official CD release of the second of the duo's first three recordings featuring Michael Beach and Joseph Pusey performing Arabic, Turkish, Persian and Armenian music. The title quotes Shakespeare: 'If music be the food of love, then play on." in fact the duo provided music for several Shakespeare plays through those

Vick once again shows herself to be a fearless seeker shedding light on the unanswerable

The title comes from a poem written in 1924 by Jane Brown-Thompson that eventually became "I Get Along Without You Very Well" in 1938 - the first song here

Big Crown Records is proud to present Holy Hive's Harping EP on vinyl for the first time

On the other end

highly listenable jazz

Dr Subramaniam first met the Norwegian tubaist Øystein Baadsvik in 2014

he also took lessons in harmony and counterpoint with Josef Drechsler and Johann Anton Koželuh

Released on Toronto-based Artoffact Records

but hoping for more

finds friendship and more

It's taken a while to come together

The follow-up records were only local hits but many were of exceptional quality and the teenager's age did not prevent him tackling some serious emotional subjects