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Vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release. Nine-time Grammy award winner Norah Jones returns to the piano and her roots on her sixth solo album Day Breaks, a kindred spirit to her multi-platinum breakthrough Come Away With Me. Features legendary jazz musicians saxophonist Wayne Shorter, organist Dr. Lonnie Smith, and drummer Brian Blade. "This new album feels full circle because I'm going back to my early influences," says Jones. "After the first record, I drifted away from the piano a little bit. I still played it but was more inspired to write on guitar. I really loved playing piano on this record." With the help of co-producer Eli Wolf, Jones enlisted renowned jazz musicians such as drummer Blade, organist Smith and saxophonist Shorter for recording the album. Blade previously worked with Jones on her debut, Come Away with Me. Having just had a baby and a piano in her kitchen, Jones wrote much of the album during late-night sessions at the piano while drawing influence from a wide range of jazz music. There are three cover songs on Day Breaks: "Peace", originally performed by Horace Silver, "Fleurette Africaine (African Flower)", originally performed by Duke Ellington and "Don't Be Denied", originally performed by Neil Young.

Bedroom Suck Records presents the debut LP from Totally MildPressed on Smokey Transparent Black vinylReleased on Bedroom SuckMastered by John LeeDesign & Photography by Darren SylvesterTotally Mild's Down Time is empowered bedroom sulk music.This overlooked gem from the Melbourne band, filled with doomed teen romance and surf guitars, is about as good as it gets. Just don't call it dolewave.Totally Mild is music drenched in ennui and sadness.