Saint Sister - Where Should I End'Where I Should End' is the sophomore album release from Saint Sister, recorded with Ran Trench in The Meadow, Co. Wicklow, and mixed in Berlin with Benedikt MacIsaac. Written on and off the tour cycle of their debut album 'Where I Should End' seeks to find meaning in a world that doesn't stand still. Doherty and MacIntyre challenged themselves to create a distinctive and audible shift in their sound. There's a playfulness, a messiness that was never

Desert Equations wonderfully blends the duo's multiple sources

Rautiola enters contemporary sound spheres with virtuosity and tonal refinement

She also previewed a collaboration with Missy Elliott titled "Tempo"

all produced by music historian and author Don Cusic

"Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes"

they have a spring in their step with the forthcoming release of the album

a violin virtuoso of Greek-Russian descent

"Slightly the audience remember that I'm - as a descendant of writing tonal music - still alive and continue composing

was ist schöner als die Liebe« undeniably exhibit mirthful exuberance and belong to the most original and wittiest musical creations of all by this composer

with the madly jumping Red Light to their hitmaking heyday on Specialty Records (Milton's Boogie

there is always a deeper connection and meaning for Herb on every cover selected for this album

Rafael passed away leaving his fans saddened and stunned