Revisit Sade’s most iconic songs, from smooth soul classics to unforgettable ballads, in a playlist celebrating her unmistakable sound.

Discover Jack Savoretti’s stirring new live single “Do It For Love (London Eastcote Session),” filmed in one take at Eastcote Studios in West London. A torch-song ballad of longing, performed raw, emotional, and cinematic.

Discover the life and legacy of Roberta Flack, the Grammy-winning singer of “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” and “Killing Me Softly.” Explore her journey from classical prodigy to soul icon.

Ledisi delivers a soulful, jazz-infused performance of “What a Difference a Day Made” for Village Studio Sessions, honoring Dinah Washington and previewing her upcoming For Dinah tribute album.

RAYE lit up North Sea Jazz 2024 with a soulful, genre-blending set—fusing jazz, blues, and pop into one unforgettable performance.

On May 21, 2025, the jazz supergroup Artemis graced NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series, delivering a performance that was both electrifying and intimate.

Estelle is back, and she's not just walking—she's strutting into a "New Direction" with a groove that demands your attention.

Young jazz pianist Marcus stuns MIKA and Jon Batiste with a composition inspired by his father’s childhood in Australia’s mystical Blue Mountains.

When Earth, Wind and Fire took the stage at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 2016, they weren’t just performing—they were unleashing decades of soulful grooves, powerhouse vocals, and unstoppable energy.

Swedish jazz-funk trio Dirty Loops released their single "When The Time Is Right" on October 4, 2024, as part of their latest EP 'Beagle'.

In 1958, rookie photographer Art Kane had an idea to take a huge group photo of as many jazz icons as possible for Esquire magazine.

“Sunshine Avenue” By Johnny Roars who also plays all of the instruments including: Trumpets, Trombones, Saxophones, Piano, Bass, & Drums by Johnny Roars.

A "jazzy" instrumental version featuring piano, drum, bass, cello and flute.

It's interesting how people act like today's music is so vulgar. Back in the 1920-1950s it was just as bad if not worse when it came to the "Dirty Blues". The "Dirty Blues" refers to a subgenre of blues music that emerged in the early 20th century, know...

While the New York-bred and Los Angeles-based pianist and multi-instrumentalist has been regarded as a young master in the jazz world, his sophomore album, Evergreen, expands his sound beyond any simple categorization.