Jazz pop releases, week 40

This week in jazz pop, reflections on legacy and intimacy take center stage. Joni Mitchell's 1970 composition, revisited for its emotional resonance with Woodstock's spirit, joins a wave of reinterpretations, including Myrath's reimagining of Sting’s 'Shape of My Heart.' Meanwhile, Amy Winehouse’s 'Half Time' receives a fresh acoustic treatment from Anmeij, and the sibling duo Wasia Project explores emotional depth on their debut 'Nocturne,' a record shaped by longing and quiet connection.

1. 01

   Joni Mitchell

   Joni Mitchell Wrote This 1970 Song About Missing Woodstock (And It Became the Festival’s Defining Anthem)

   Oct 2 · 1 outlet

2. 02

   Amy Winehouse

   Anmeij offre une nouvelle maison à « Half Time » d’Amy Winehouse

   Oct 1 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Tindersticks

   Tindersticks Released “Trouble Every Day” 25 Years Ago Today

   Oct 1 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Wasia Project

   “The Final Three Songs Are Like Being Shot Three Times”: Sibling Duo Wasia Project Yearn for Closeness on ‘Nocturne,’ a Late-Night Debut About Loneliness & Connection

   Sep 29 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Myrath, Sting

   [News] Myrath reimagine Sting’s legendary classic “Shape Of My Hearth” ahead of UK/EU Tour Dates

   Sep 29 · 1 outlet

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