Renee Rosnes - Crossing Paths

Renee Rosnes - Crossing PathsCrossing Paths finds Renee Rosnes at a moment of confident expansion, balancing compositional precision with the loose limbed swing that defines modern post bop at its best. Released in 1996 on Blue Note, this album captures Rosnes stepping fully into her voice as a bandleader, surrounded by a lineup that reads like a late 90s jazz honor roll. With Chris Potter, Nicholas Payton, Christian McBride, and Brian Blade in tow, the session feels

this is Compulsive Disclosure's first vinyl release

I rejected this kind of music because it's simple

The Northeast Texas-born singer

Rob Caggiano (Anthrax

Now issued as a deluxe double LP edition newly remastered for vinyl and complete with 3 never-before-released bonus songs

With their second album

which was released from 2003 to 2010

" I always imagined versions of those songs stripped down with three-part harmonies

') to the killer albums ('After Laughter' & 'This Is Why') famously featuring the same line-up (hello Taylor

once it's written it doesn't belong to me

"I wanted it to feel personal by featuring my own handwriting

Collide ("Lily Kershaw shines a light through darkness on 'Lost Angeles'") and Atwood Magazine ("breathtakingly moving and hauntingly mature") to name a few