Moon Ray Pop Rock Essential for dancefloor and electronic

Essential for dancefloor and electronic music fans alike

Needles and Plastic is the first comprehensive history of the early years of the label and its bands covering the critical period from 1981-1988 when many of the most influential and critically acclaimed artists emerged on Flying Nun

Woman You Need

Bev Kelly only recorded two jazz albums before sinking permanently into obscurity

Released on the Denon Jazz label

Moon Ray Pop Rock Essential for dancefloor and electronicTsuyoshi Yamamoto leads a masterful jazz session featuring alto saxophonist Otomo, whose tone carries the influence of Jackie McLean's edge and Art Pepper's melodic sensibility. Backed by Tamiko Kawabata on bass and Arihide Kurata on drums, the trio navigates standards like "Emily" and "Shufflin'" with grace and authenticity. The highlight is the original ballad "Love Comes Quietly," where every player's dedication shines through. A gem of Japanese