Mirror Ball Hustlers - I Just Can't Say GoodbyeA brand new collective out of Philadelphia who were raised on Philly soul and disco music, Mirror Ball Hustlers create modern versions of classic Philly disco tunes, as well as disco versions of classic pop songs. Their latest single reflects their deep love for the seminal Philly soul and disco group, Philly Devotions, the first group in pop history to release a 12" single ("I Just Can't Make It", on Columbia, in October 1975). Here the Hustler's

Blue Note Tone Poet Series features all-analog

combined with an evolved guitar tone that would have Mjolnir shaking - a dry towel and some deep heat for your neck are essentials after a Moriaty show

but she did it with style and grace

Marcus slowly wins her over

and bring the one thing that they most desire

and Music Director of the Louisiana Sinfonietta presents a collection of his compositions that feature Constantinides' Grecian ancestral influences interwoven through the broad range of idioms he has composed within

turns their scheme against them

Warne Marsh ontenor sax

they embark on a Mozartian marathon that promises to be electrifying

But Claud doesn't hide anything on Supermodels

Twisted and distorted sound full of heavenly emotions

widely known for his early-seventies collaborations (including TOUT VA BIEN) with Jean-Luc Godard in the Dziga Vertov Group