Psalm One - Death of Frequent FlyerSouthside Chicago native Psalm One has been reppin' the Windy City on the mic since 1998. a cross between Lauryn Hill and Devin the Dude, Psalm stands ready to follow in the footsteps of fellow Chi town greats Kanye West and Common, while taking her place next to up and comers like Lupe Fiasco. The self proclaimed quirky B Girl and former chemist ushers in a new breed of Rapper Girl with the release of her Rhymesayers debut, the Death of Frequent

while Lennon Stella's "What It's Made For" is a slinky

The band seized every opportunity to perform

adding an imposing bass foundation with his Moog synthesizer

passing ideas back and forth

The pianist Eriko Kagawa and Jurg Eichenberger have been working together for decades and spent a long time planning a recording of Bragato's tango Graciela y Buenos Aires and his arrangements of Piazzolla

The Raw and The Cooked remains among the most listenable albums of the 1980s

wrote a wealth of musical material from which the songs that compose Life were chosen

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As the co-founding songwriter behind the long-running Oklahoma City indie rock outfit Husbands

C/Rtg: R Inside Man (2006)What appears to be a Wall Street bank heist becomes a dangerous hostage incident for NYPD detective Denzel Washington

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whose commitment to medieval music and historical scholarship has been acclaimed worldwide