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Whether Medeski Martin and Wood named The Dropper in the hip-hop and dance traditions of "dropping science" and "dropping the beat" or to name-drop a delivery mechanism for liquid lysergic acid diethylamide, the album is jazz's best bridge to all three in a long time. This is the perfect electric co...

Nude Dimensions is a Naked Music series devoted to the deepest, sexiest tracks to be found in the racks, we've enlisted the showmanship of one of San Francisco's best-kept dj secrets, Mauricio Aviles. Mauricio has been paving the way for deep house in San Francisco for the past 10 years and is p...

Hunter has scaled down from the 2003 quintet of Right Now Move, returning to the guitar-drums-saxophone format that he launched in 1993. Retaining Derrek Phillips on drums and John Ellis on tenor, flute, and bass clarinet, Hunter continues to find fresh approaches to the groove, using his 8-string g...

Beneath the Surface...

Originally released in 1995, Boulevard sold over 300,000 copies worldwide, was elected Record of the Year in England and served as a cornerstone for a legion of artists and producers interested in trying to capture its elusive and sexy grooves. Boulevard, new version the complete series includes two...

Legends of Acid Jazz...

A musical concoction of mood, melody and more, this CD's highlights include Al B Sure's "Night & Day", "The Limelight", "Heaven" and "Tease" as well as the wonderfully crafted title track "At Last"...

From Manhattan to Staten...

With such a uniquely brilliant concept behind them, this quartet's success is ensured even before they go into a studio. Their only weapons: three eclectic electric guitarists (Charlie Hunter, John Schott, Will Bernard), one drummer (Scott Amendola), and the songs of Thelonious Monk, James Brown, an...

Blue Night...