This week Ennio Morricone headed to a better place. Today we bow down to his work, through the eyes of another grand maestro (as said by Morricone himself) - John Zorn. 

The summer keeps coming in full force. We offer you tried and tested African songs, to go with the long summer evening. Our beloved Africa is in our playlist today.

In the first summer week, this Friday we serve you a big dose of positive energy. From personal experience, after a quick recharge in Greece, we have one thing to say - if you want positivity and joy of life, listen to our Greek summer playlist. 

Casablanca. The white houses and the cozy southern chaos, that you either accept or reject. Nightingale songs in a blossoming orange garden. Sunsets in the ocean during a low tide is when you see all the beauty in the world. And we drive through deserts and mountains and we clash with the local reality. Today we are in Morocco.

Today we listen to the magical and mystical music of Word Gustavsen. Somewhere in between Bach, medieval church choirs, and the contemporary world. Music, that is highly concentrated and directed towards the inner I. Full of personal monologues and dialogues, that flow like thoughts while we listen to it. 

These days we have been listening to Miles Davis’ album from 1968 Miles in the Sky. Miles Davis accompanied by Wayne Shorter on the saxophone, Ron Carter on the bass, Herbie Hancock on keys, Tony Williams on drums, and George Benson on guitar. Silence follows.