King's Singers - Swimming Over LondonSwimming Over London is a studio album of jazz inspired hits and recent commissions performed by the King's Singers, and is a follow up to their Grammy Award winning crossover album Simple Gifts. This album covers a huge range of pop and jazz inspired influences from old favorites (Nat King Cole's Straighten Up And Fly Right, Arlen & Gershwin's It's a New World and Hogey Carmichael's Lazy Bones) to modern hits (Michael Buble's Home, Jason Mraz's I'm

uplifting "False Alarm

Matters are complicated by Eros' sister and some-time lover Persephone

Afrika Mamas - Iphupho

With Aunt Bam by her side

Considered to be the first album labelled under the Goregrind metal genre Recorded

joining notables

Is the fourth solo studio album by English musician Steven Wilson

But he couldn't really leave

This is album: Rockin'' the Blues (Original Soundtrack) [Digitally Remastered] by Various Artists including The Wanderers

the orchestral works featured here display the versatility with which Bennett contradicted the dogma of musical modernism at the time of their creation (60s-70s)

eventually joined Ok Jazz to form

and the optimistic joy of a creative resurgence