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Dexter Wansel, Architect of the Sound of Philadelphia, Dies at 75

His synthesizer-driven arrangements reshaped 1970s Philly soul, with his breakbeats becoming a major source for later hip-hop and pop sampling.

Ravinia 2026 Tickets Go On Sale Today With Digital Queue

Flea's Jazz Solo Debut 'Honora' Arrives Friday After 'Tonight Show' Trumpet Showcase

Jill Scott Releases 'Pressha,' Second Single From 'To Whom This May Concern'

The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis Announce 'Deface the Currency' With 'Gestations' and Spring Tour

Flea Unveils Eight-Minute Jazz Single ‘A Plea,’ Previewing 2026 Debut Solo Album

Anoushka Shankar Leads India’s 2026 Grammy Nods as Shakti, Siddhant Bhatia and Charu Suri Join the Slate

Naples Bids Farewell to James Senese, Saxophonist Who Shaped Neapolitan Power

GUM Releases 'Expanding Blue' on King Gizzard’s p(doom) Label

Danny Thompson, Pentangle Bassist and Studio Mainstay, Dies at 86

Tortoise Returns With Touch, First Album in Nine Years, and New Single “Layered Presence”

Laufey Releases 'A Matter of Time,' Marking a Darker Turn

Montreux Jazz Festival 2025 Confirms Lineup Featuring Neil Young, Diana Ross, and Emerging Stars

Library of Congress Adds 25 Recordings to National Registry, Expanding Cultural Archive

Jazz Icon Roy Ayers, Revered by Hip-Hop, Dies at 84

Jazz-Funk Pioneer Roy Ayers Dies at 84