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Analog sound recording has long been cherished by audiophiles and professionals for its warm, natural sound quality. Among the various tape speeds used in analog recording, 15 inches per second (IPS) stands out as a benchmark for delivering superior audio fidelity. This post explores why 15 IPS analog recording offers such exceptional sound, how it compares to other speeds, and practical insights for those interested in analog sound recording. Understanding Analog Sound Reco

A Review of Jason Hunter's Latest Work What an album! This record hits the floor running. It features ferocious trumpet playing by Jason...

I have been listening to my promo recording of this album being the UK distributor for Livia And it is stunning, the calibre of playing...

Chris Cheeks's newest album! Available May 23rd Acclaimed Saxophonist/Composer Chris Cheek Finds Harmony with Nature on Keepers of the...

The Jazz Bureau is pleased to to share Livia Records tird release for 2025, At Swing, Two Birds, a brand new recording from innovative...

Jerome Sabbagh: Vintage Sabbagh, saxophone; Kenny Barron, piano; Joe Martin, bass; Johnathan Blake, drums Sunnyside SSC 1698 (LP). 2023....

Saxophonist Jerome Sabbagh's Latest AAA Release Truly is "Vintage" musical "comfort food" to groove the heart and soul Backed by the...

Review By Julian Maynard-Smith UK Jazz News Since relaunching in 2021, Livia Records has only released recordings from its archive –...

Jim Doherty with Louis Stewart, Bobby Shew, Gordon Brisker Bob Sheppard, Randy Aldcroft, Tom Warrington and Billy Mintz SPONDANCE is the...

My journey began from a very simple mention in a facebook posting , it may have been Nigel Price, check out this great player Louis...