^ St. Vincent - All Born Screaming ^ EDIT: Late night add of...late night music (I mean, it's right in the title! :smile:). This is a recent discovery for me and it's really very good. Might even become a favorite of the genre. Think of mostly instrumental late 80's pop/hair/light...

It's been forever since I listened to that! Still remember buying the CD new. ^ Kamasi Washington - Fearless Movement

Haven't listened to that in years and years. Used to be great "pile everyone in a car and just drive around and rock out" music lol.

More organ playing on the first disc; the second is solo piano. Nice double set. Interesting AMG review here.

Somewhere in the 2010's, as I started my project of exploring the music/groups from my childhood I only half remembered or really only had heard the hits of, I bought their first two albums (and I'd recommend you pick up the second, Kaleidoscope World; it's almost as good as their first album)...

^ More "Orchestral Jazz".

I have all of their studio albums, except the last one (2017), and a few compilations of hits and/or different song versions. Have had them all for years, but so far have only listened to the first two (which I like) because they land in my most favorite years for their type of sound...

^ Going through most of their discography (many albums which are new to me); they are best known for the hit "Breakout" which I've loved since I was a kid.

I'm not sure if I've heard any 20th century organ works, and I'm not real familiar with classical period organ works either, so I'm not in a place to analyze this music. Your analysis seems right on to me though!