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1. Brad Mehldau - “Get Happy” > [listen]
Anything Goes - Warner Bros.

Following the best selling album of his career, 2002’s Largo, jazz pianist extraordinaire Brad Mehldau returns with his first trio studio album in nearly three years. Anything Goes offers uniquely thoughtful renditions from the Great American Songbook - from Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes” to Chaplin’s “Get Happy” - as well as Paul Simon’s “Still Crazy After All These Years” and Radiohead’s “Everything In Its Right Place.”

2. Vienna Teng - “Harbor” > [listen]
Warm Strangers - Virt

Featured on Letterman and NPR! Acclaimed singer/songwriter Vienna Teng returns with her much-anticipated sophomore release, Warm Strangers. The album is a dazzling, diverse collection of lush, melodic songs, incorporating Vienna’s classical background and folk sensibilities within a contemporary pop framework.

3. Robert Miles & Trilok Gurtu - “Golden Rust” > [listen]
Miles_Gurtu - Shakti

Two masters of music combine to produce the richest blend of Electronica, Nu-Jazz, and World music. Robert Miles (best known for the worldwide dance hit “Children”) and Trilok Gurtu (the Indian Jazz percussionist) render the potential of man-machine interplay on a deeply intuitive and profoundly musical new level.

4. The Bloody Lovelies - “Star” > [listen]
Some Truth And A Little Money - Cheap Lullaby

Based in LA, THE BLOODY LOVELIES have been described by Rod Underhill, the Music Director of MP3.com, as “The best kept secret in Rock-n-Roll.” “The Bloody Lovelies have serious musical ability with the deep love of Pop Rock. It’s wonderful . . . I was impressed.” - David Wild, Editor, Rolling Stone Magazine

5. Keri Noble - “Talk To Me” > [listen]
Fearless - Manhattan

Keri Noble, with her soulful alto and powerful lyrical perspective, creates a debut CD depicting the coming of age of a unique young talent. On tracks such as “Look At Me,” “If No One Will Listen,” and “Falling,” Noble writes songs from the heart and sings with passion and conviction.

6. Van Hunt - “Dust” > [listen]
Van Hunt - Capitol

Inspired by a wide range of artists including Duke Ellington, Ray Charles, Prince, and James Brown, Van Hunt, the 27-year-old multi-instrumentalist and vocalist grew up discovering his musical gifts at an early age. Tracks include the slow, sultry “Seconds Of Pleasure” and the rock and funk-infused “Dust.”

7. Ima Robot - “Alive” > [listen]
Ima Robot - Virgin

Los Angeles-bred Ima Robot makes hooky, punky modern rock out of fashionable, musical byproducts. The band started in the early ‘90s, and hit the LA music scene with a wiry mix of electronics, guitar, and sort-of singing. Not since Jane’s Addiction has an unsigned band inspired such crowds. Buzz occurred and soon a deal with Virgin followed. The full-length CD also features the hit single “Dynomite.”

8. The Bloody Lovelies - “Hologram” > [listen]
Some Truth And A Little Money - Cheap Lullaby

Based in LA, THE BLOODY LOVELIES have been described by Rod Underhill, the Music Director of MP3.com, as “The best kept secret in Rock-n-Roll.” “The Bloody Lovelies have serious musical ability with the deep love of pop rock. It’s wonderful . . . I was impressed.” - David Wild, Editor, Rolling Stone Magazine

9. Lustra - “Scotty Does't Know” > [listen]
Eurotrip - Milan

Infectious Punk Rock high-energy Pop, Classic and current songs by Lustra, Chapeaumelon, The Salads, and more make up the soundtrack to Dreamworks’ film, Eurotrip. Southern California’s Lustra kicks @$% with the film’s anthem, “Scotty Doesn’t Know.”

10. Rockin’ Ryan And The Real Goners - “Caged Heat” (Garage Version)” > [listen]
Caged Heat - Golly Gee

Caged Heat is the second release for the Los Angeles quartet who play upbeat 21st Century Rockabilly in a dangerous back-alley 1950’s underworld. “It’s great stuff and they are one of the most impressive bands on the scene today,” states Shaun Mather of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame in his recent review.

11. Ellee Ven - “I Don’t Mind” > [listen]
Eleven By Ellee Ven - Hot Sauce

Eleven by ellee ven is a head-nodding collection of energetic party beats that ellee ven calls “groovetonics.” With videos directed by award-winning director Eric Zimmerman, and guest appearances by DJ Swamp and SCC’s Prodeje, this DVD/CD set is a must - have for every music collection.

12. Wilson Simonal (Favela Chic) - “Mexerico Da Candinha” > [listen]
Favela Chic: Postonove 3 - Milan

This third installment of Favela Chic series features some of the most definitive soulful, genuine music from Brazil, compiled to capture the cultural essence of the country.  The Samba Brazilian Groove of the 70’s is brought to life with Erlon Chaves, Wilson Simonal, Raulzinho, Sandra De Sa’, Emilio Santiago, and Os Diagonais among others.

13. Oumou Sangare - “Yala” > [listen]
Oumou - Nonesuch

The eponymous fourth U.S. release by this dynamic Malian artist is the most thorough portrait to date of a singular and charismatic musical figure. A respected champion of women’s rights and one of the world’s most astounding female voices, Oumou Sangare sings of all aspects of real life in Mali.

14. Viktor Krauss - “For A Good Time” > [listen]
Far From Enough - Nonesuch

Known for an inventive, versatile technique that has supplied the pulse for dozens of artists (Lyle Lovett, Alison Krauss, Natalie McMaster, Beth Nielson Chapman, Elvis Costello) over the last decade, acoustic bassist Viktor Krauss gathers a superb group of players (Bill Frisell, Steve Jordan, Jerry Douglas, Alison Krauss) around him for his solo debut, Far From Enough.

15. Keiko Matsui - “Reflections” > [listen]
Wildflower - Narada Jazz

With over one million units sold in the U.S., pianist Keiko Matsui is a contemporary Jazz icon. Wildflower, Matsui’s latest album of al-new music, features her signature evocative piano lines draped over a gentle groove, as heard on the first single, “Reflections.” Wildflower also benefits the United Nations World Food Program in Africa.

16. Wynton Marsalis Featuring Bobby Mcferrin - “Baby, I Love You” > [listen]
The Magic Hour - Blue Note

Wynton marsalis has compiled a remarkable track record as a jazz trumpeter, bandleader, and composer. Marsalis makes his Blue Note debut with The Magic Hour, an upbeat, lyrical eight-song outing featuring his remarkable quartet: pianist Eric Lewis, bassist Carlos Henriquez, and drummer Ali Jackson. Label mate Bobby McFerrin provides guest vocals on “Baby I Love You.”

17. Sarah Kelly - “Take Me Away” > [listen]
Take Me Away - Gotee

With Rock N’ Roll bravado and a deep, spiritual intimacy, Sarah’s writing and passionate vocals lead you down a path that is fresh, yet familiar.

18. John Frusciante - “Song To Sing When I’m Lonely” > [listen]
Shadows Collide With People - Warner Bros.

The fourth solo album from Red Hot Chili Pepper’s John Frusciante, Shadows Collide With People is the singer songwriter-guitarist’s most accessible and melodic to date. With Shadows Collide With People, the only new music likely from any of the Peppers while the band is on hiatus, one of rock’s most highly respected musicians comes out of the shadows.

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