Editors' Review: Whatever else you think of the sax master, know this: The guy's got the relaxation market cornered. G's new set, his first for the increasingly legit Starbucks stable, makes a smart turn to Latin ball... more »

Editors' Review: On her latest LP, "Candy Store," the alto star continues to live up to the title of her 1990 debut, "Saxuality." Dulfer's tracks combine funky-fresh beats with a smooth jazzer's silky saxophone and co... more »

Editors' Review: Back before smooth jazz gave itself a bad name, these '70s stars were earning it a good one. On their new collaboration, the guitarist and the singer dress each other's tunes in shimmery satin. And we... more »

From the artist: This up-and-coming smooth jazz saxophonist has just released his debut CD, City Lights, which fuses the saxophone-led pop of Dave Koz and select others with the contemporary alternative rock of Five f... more »

From the artist: As improvising artists, Jo and Joe develop their songs from recorded jam sessions. Drawing from a wide stylistic range, these vocal tunes maintain much of the loose spontaneous feel of the original im... more »

From the artist: I have just completed my degree in music at Cambridge APU and now teaching music part time / composing. I have enjoyed composing music for many years but for the last year or so I have been producing ... more »

Editors' Review: New Age music is often described in terms of the landscapes it conjures. In Raustol's case, that connection is quite deliberate. A denizen of Norway and former resident of Bangladesh and Ireland, th... more »

From the artist: Singer, songwriter from Tromsoe, Norway