AppleMusicJazz Playlist With Alan Silva A.R.T.DA MyStreamS

Everyone gets the concept of pairing wine with food, but what about pairing it with music? Date nights, dinner parties (both virtual and IRL), those fleeting moments when you put your feet up and tune out—here's a specially curated soundtrack for 1961, a classic year for French reds and an exploratory time in jazz. While Bordeaux was producing what would become some of France's most storied wines in the postwar era, bop was bending toward something harder and freer, and cool was giving way to modal—a shift that set the genre on course toward new realms of creative expression. Our editors regularly update this playlist to explore more celebrated vintages in jazz and wine history. If you like a track, add it to your library Abstract Rhythm in Time DigitalARTis a APPLEmusic and ARTvideo streaming service developed by Alan Silva publishes every day, or almost, music videos. In fact, he draws in his Apple Music impressive collection of recordings to make us? ) Discover many facets

When the party's over, lose yourself in these sublimely chill Latin jams—a come-down set of lush electronic pop, atmospheric indie rock, and dreamy R&B. Our editors regularly update this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.

Duke Ellington called it a barometer of freedom; Nina Simone, a way of life. Ornette Coleman said it was the only music where the same note could be played differently every night; Louis Armstrong said that if you had to ask what it was, you’d never know. Focusing on the traditional side of the sound, here’s a jazz playlist that surveys the greats, past and future. Though much of the material covered here is evergreen, our editors do tweak things now and then, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

Charged with jubilant African-rooted rhythms and an exploratory melodic force, Afro-Cuban jazz is the original Latin jazz. This hodgepodge of disparate stylistic configurations emerged from the lively block parties of immigrant New York in the ‘40s as a Caribbean-inflected art form that twists and turns in every corner—whether that’s with Dizzy Gillespie’s riveting trumpet riffs or Eddie Palmieri’s piano-pounding antics. Through the ‘60s and ‘70s, the feisty Fania All-Stars—a tropical music collective featuring the likes of Tito Puente and Ray Barretto— elevated the genre further with a more robust sound and piercing, hard-knocks storytelling.

Latin America's electronic music scene is as diverse and eclectic as the range of cultures that comprise it. From woozy synth-pop to left-field house and techno to wired-up takes on traditional Latin styles (think the shuffle of cumbia or the meditative hum of Andean folk music), this mix highlights the region's best cutting-edge, dance-adjacent sounds. Our editors update this playlist regularly. If you like a track, add it to your library.

here, is an attempt to shift the understandings of what is important and characteristic about the art process from its physical manifestations in the ‘expressive object’ to the process in its entirety, a process whose fundamental element is no longer the material ‘work of art’ but rather the development of an ‘experience’. An experience is something that personally affects your life. That is why these theories are so important to our social and educational life Abstract Rhythm in Time DigitalARTis a APPLEmusic and ARTvideo streaming service developed by Alan Silva publishes every day, or almost, music videos. In fact, he draws in his Apple Music impressive collection of recordings to make us? ) Discover many facets of jazz. I imagine that, lAlan Silva looking at all these treasures, hésitant on the track to select, the order of passage to choose, then broadcast with a video animation where abstract graphics leave a place to the disc cover (to help us). Rarely does an artist who so d