The Pulsations summon the deep pocket in “Black River.” Spurred from a group writing session, the drum and bass groove pave the way for interlocking guitar parts and a topsy-turvy horn line. The group found inspiration in the cataclysmic nature of the Black River that fed Lake Washington in the Seattle area. The river was inadvertently drained when a canal was constructed from the Puget Sound to Lake Washington. The dried-up river caused a catastrophic loss of a resource that affected local farmers, the salmon population, and Native tribes who still lived alongside the river. It beckons the reality of the inevitable briefness in all facets of life and thusly, “you gotta dig it while it’s happening.” Artist Quote: "West Seattle Soul Presents: The Pulsations is an oozing collaboration of 13-15 Seattle hot shots crammed into a raw, close quarters performance that is blatant and obscure. It's an accidentally defying, thoroughly enjoyable, relapse of Seattle funk." - Oli Klomp Produced by Oli Klomp Credits: Oliver Klomp - Drums Tige DeCoster - Bass William Wolford - Guitar Chris O' Conner - Guitar Kent Halvorsen - Keyboards Lalo Bello - Percussion Jason Cressey - Trombone Kate Olson - Baritone Sax Marc Fendle - Alto Sax Kevin Nortness - Tenor Sax Peter Daniel - Baritone Sax Mike Barber - Trumpet Bill Jones - Trumpet Maurice Caldwell - Vocals Tracking Engineer - Jason Gray Magik Carpet Studios Mixing Engineer - Jason Gray Blue Mallard Recording Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAcj7jPN2KM

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Annie J’s “Change” was born from a desire to rediscover and relive moments and feelings from the past. The mid-tempo pop-soul track presents the perfect platform to showcase Annie’s sparkling voice and colorful style accentuated by an eclectic roster of fellow Seattle collaborators that include Andrew Vait, Emily Westman, Scott Paul Johnson, David Dawda. Her reflective lyrics examine the pain of past mistakes or losing loved ones and the ability they have to act as a catalyst for change that polarizes feelings of joy and sorrow alike. “Change” is the second single off of Annie J’s debut solo album ‘Get Back,’ coming out on Color Red in spring 2022. While Annie has garnered critical acclaim for her work in the vocal booth and sharing the stage with other established acts, ‘Get Back’ finds her lighting her own fire to step into her own with a stunning 6-track collection of polished, yet grounded and retro-inspired tunes. Produced by Andrew Vait, Nick Foster Credits: Annie Jantzer - Vocals David Dawda - Bass Emily Westman - Drums Andrew Vait - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Sound Effects Natalie Mai Hall - Cello Kimmy Harrenstein - Violin, Viola Tracking Engineer - Floyd Reitsma, Andrew Vait Studio Litho Mixing Engineer - Brandon Busch Mastering Engineer - Brandon Busch ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMLRo_TE_Kc

JOE TATTON TRIO: Alejandro Castaño - Drums Charlie Mertens - Double Bass Joe Tatton - Acoustic Piano Ciutadella de Menorca is a port city on the west coast of Menorca (Minorca), one of the Spanish Balearic Islands. It’s known for its old quarter and medieval streets. Joe Tatton has travelled to this Mediterranean paradise often to visit his friend and bandmate in the New Mastersounds, Bassist Pete Shand, who resides on the island. Credits: Music written by Jospeh Matthew Tatton Graphic Art created by Michael Tallman Photography by Simon Allen Produced by Eddie Roberts Color Red Engineered by Josh Fairman Scanhope Sound Mixed by Eddie Roberts Color Red Studios Mastered by David Glasser Airshow Mastering Executive Producer: Eddie Roberts Color Red PRE - ORDER on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ciutadella-single/1441546890 Bandcamp: https://joetattontrio.bandcamp.com/album/ciutadella SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/colorredmusic/sets/joe-tatton-trio-ciuatadella ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7BdKgyBZkc