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Calle Stenman

Born: August 12, 1993

Calle Stenman is a young trumpet player firmly determined to carve his own path. He graduated from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm 2017, and for the last couple of years, Calle has been touring all around Europe, playing everything from ska to jazz. After years spent in different horn sections, he released his first album as a bandleader in the fall of 2019, on Norwegian label AMP Music & Records. The record, Mr. Sands is in the Dressing Room, was well-received among critics both in the USA and in Europe and, it has been described as “a debut album of distinction". In the fall of 2020, Calle released his second album, America, Oh America, together with the Swedish jazz musician Oskar Schönning

Sunshine Fruit

By Bear Garden

Label: Bolero Recordings
Released: 2021
Track listing: Cherry Tree; Electric Butterfly; New Kid; Invisible Wave; Sunshine Fruit; Liquid Limit; Catching My Childhood Friend.

America, Oh America

Label: Hail Melvin! Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: America, Oh America; Strategies, Pt. I; Big Boys; Stoneman Blues; Two Cities, Two Airports; Forgive Me For Being Such A Simple Man (As Long As I Don't Hurt You); And There I Stood; President; Pink Fish; Parade Day; Honky Tonk; Strategies, Pt. II.

Oskar Schonning / The Calle Stenman Quintet: America, Oh America

by Chris May
November 19, 2020

America, Oh America is co-led by two of Sweden's most distinctive jazz musicians, trumpeter Calle Stenman and bassist Oskar Schönning. Schönning is the better known of the pair, having been recording since 2004. Stenman debuted in 2019 with the Calle Stenman Quintet's Mr Sands Is In The Dressing Room (AMP), an assured and swinging album which ...

Mr Sands Is In The Dressing Room

By Calle Stenman

Label: AMP Music & Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Teater; Jazzkaban; Oh Me; Balladen Om En Trollkarl; Colombia; Dannes Blues; Oslo’s Nuts; Det Ar Over Nu.

The Calle Stenman Quintet: Mr Sands Is In The Dressing Room

by Chris May
November 27, 2019

Welcome to the debut album from the self-proclaimed “roughest jazz group in Sweden," led by trumpeter, flugelhornist and composer Calle Stenman. By rough, Stenman's original Swedish text probably meant something akin to “raucous," for there is nothing untutored or blemished about the album, which has been carefully crafted. Four of the tunes—the hard boppish “Jazzkaban," post-boppish ...