Reg Tilsley - Tilsley Orchestral No.10With influences ranging from Burt Bacharach to Quincy Jones, Tilsley Orchestral No. 10 belongs on the shelves of all record collectors. Sweeping strings, pounding drums, leaping flutes, and polished horn sections take the listener on a sonic journey of late 60s orchestral pop. Composed and arranged by the library legend Reginald Tilsley, this eponymous collection of recordings digs deep into jazz harmonies that adds a level of complexity while

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where foundations are worked on then painted over and over until it is full wrested

This philosophy is the sign of a band going against the grain and stopping to really consider their statements

shy demeanor

as well as a series of weekly 20 minute pieces called ‘Music For Healing’ during lockdown

‘Submarine Bells’ (Slash/Warner Brothers)

with the band finally harnessing the full extent of their pop prowess and unleashing songs which sound bigger

weaving together the raw energy of the South Bronx streets and the soulful melodies born from the trio's Puerto Rican heritage

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His contributions to the development of the UK hip-hop scene have also been recognised with numerous awards and honours

" a hypnotic blend of organic polyrhythms and chanting

represents the uniquely combustive togetherness of this band who in 2002 existed paradoxically both within and outside the music scene of the day… Behold an album too fast to live