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Woven In Time
By Dreamweavers
Label: Perdido
Released: 2025
Track listing: 11th Planet; Aziza Etude; Woven In Time; Driving Home; Dancing In the Flame; Frozen Light; Migration; Bossa para Rosa; De La Luz; Skyline Drive.
A Paradise In The Hold
By Yazz Ahmed
Label: Night Time Stories
Released: 2025
Track listing: She Stands On The Shore; A Paradise In The Hold; Mermaids' Tears; Her Light; Al Naddaha;
Dancing Barefoot; Into The Night; Though My Eyes Go To Sleep, My Heart Does Not Forget You; To
The Lonely Sea; Waiting For The Dawn.
Yazz Ahmed: A Paradise In The Hold
by Don Ball
Yazz Ahmed's music has focused on combining her love of jazz with her Bahrani heritage since her first recording in 2011, and with her release, A Paradise in the Hold (Night Time Stories, 2025), she adds a new component: voice. With lyrics in both English and Arabic, Ahmed uses stories and music from her childhood in ...
Dreamweavers: Woven In Time
by Neil Duggan
The group Dreamweavers is the vision of two guitarists, one who acts as the lead player and the other who predominantly acts as producer, also adding lap steel guitar and mandocello (the baritone member of the mandolin family) to the musical mix. Woven In Time is their first release and the result of their ongoing collaboration. ...
Huw Warren: Global Music from a Local Perspective
by Jakob Baekgaard
Welsh pianist and composer, Huw Warren, has been an important voice on the British jazz scene for many years. With a seemingly endless appetite for music, Warren has both been delving into Brazilian music with singer Maria Pia de Vito and played ethereal folk-inspired jazz music with another singer, June Tabor, in the trio Quercus. He ...
Mônica Vasconcelos: Brazil Songs of Resistance
by Duncan Heining
A tanned, beautiful young woman in a skimpy bikini walks through the lapping sea waters on the edge of a sun-soaked beach. Soft music plays, its shifting beat following her footsteps. It's a cliché, of course, but a powerful one when it comes to thoughts (male, mainly) of Brazil and its music. UK-based Brazilian ...
