Neil Spencer

Henry's 2019 debut, Beautiful Vinyl Hunter , showed the London-born pianist was very much his own man; he played, sang, composed and produced, while attracting a weighty bunch of collaborators.

In politics and culture alike, “heritage” has become a revered touchstone, a sacred duty, even.

Executive producer Lenny Kravitz brings gloss to Kuti’s first album in six years, which keeps his father’s Afrobeat flame burning, with a funk twist

The young American taps into generational memory with assorted guest vocalists and a rich, rewarding palette of styles and moods

· 1-min read The first two albums from American alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins showed him a force to be reckoned with; a fluent

The Irish national treasure ranges from humour to rage, Ukraine and Lyra McKee and on his 25th studio album

The US singer-composer’s self-produced follow-up to Bones shifts from soul to a lighter, happier jazz sound

Quincy Jones talks to Uncut about Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Michael Jackson, Miles Davis and a remarkable life in music

The Geneva collective are a blast with their brass-driven rhythms, engaged lyrics and energised delivery

The collective and their artistic director’s classy multimedia project highlights the lives lost and land snatched away in building the US transcontinental railroad