This multicultural socially conscience band does it anll and does it all very well.

Their debut album, “Ozomatli” will make you think and make you dance. Check out my shout out in the episode with Joe Williams on my favorite concerts (https://slang.spellbindingmedia.com/?epindex=34).

Also check out their new music and merch at www.ozomatli.com.

Peter Himmelman’s 1992 album “Flown This Acid World” is a triumph for many reasons. Himmelman, a consummate craftsman, demonstrates his lyrical gravitas and musical acumen like never before. Working with Coproducer Don Smith and his stellar touring band, Himmelman leaves an unmistakable mark.

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Preston speaks with Progressive Rock/Metal artist Joe Bailey about his latest solo release, “Splinters”. Joe goes into details regarding his composition process, guitars and production.

Check out Joe’s extensive eight record catalog at joebailey1.bandcamp.com.

Preston discusses the 1996 album Living in Fear by The Power Station

What do you get when educator, composer, band leader, and saxophone titan Ron Blake is produced by his friend and jazz guitar icon Bobby Broom? One of the best jazz releases of 2023!

Cidny Bullens music is powerful. “Little Pieces” Is his first full album since his transition from to Cidny and it’s filled with captivating music and mature yet relatable lyrics. Cidny also discusses his powerful autobiography “TransElectric: My Life as a Cosmic Rock Star”. Don’t miss the episode of the Slang of Ages Podcast.

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Preston chats with composer, singer and educator, Jamie Leonhart about her recent recording projects, Illusion of Blue side A and side B.

Jamie talks about her inspiration for the projects as well as touring with Steely Dan.

Check out her music at www.jamieleonhart.com.

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Michael McDonald is an artist whose catalog is consistently strong. “No Looking Back”, his second solo album has stellar songs from start to finish and first rate musicisnship from the likes of Jeff Porcaro, Cornelius Bumpus, David Pack, Robin Ford, Willie Weeks, Chuck Sabinton, and Michael McDonald himself. Check out “No Looking Back” on the Slang Of Ages Podcast or prepare to be judged.

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Toy Matinee is the name of the band and the album. It’s also one of the best albums of the 1990’s. The group features Patrick Leonard ( Madonna writer, keyboardist); the late Kevin Gilbert ( co-writer for Tuesday Night Music Club, boyfriend to Sheryl Crow, and progressive rock artist); Guy Pratt ( bassist for Pink Floyd and Nick Mason and guitarist Tim Pierce ( Don Henley, Roger Waters).

The album is expertly produced by Bill Bottrell with captivating songs.

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The Hills Are Alive is the 2011 debut release from the Brooklyn Rundfunk Orkestrata. The group was given permission from the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization to reinterpret the songs from The Sound of Musi— Arranged and produced by Peter Kiesewalter, Grammy-nominated creator of the East Village Opera Company, and mixed by three-time Grammy-winning engineer Neil Dorfsman.

Featuring a rich mix of rock, rap, and soul, this album is a must have.

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