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Alex Sipiagin All Star Band at Jazzontheroadfestival 2022

Read "Alex Sipiagin All Star Band at Jazzontheroadfestival 2022" reviewed by Danilo Codazzi


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Radio & Podcasts

A Selection Of Brand New Releases

Read "A Selection Of Brand New Releases" reviewed by Bob Osborne


On this week's show all new releases from Alex Sipiagin, Amanda Irarrázabal and Miriam Den Boer Salmón, David Murray Brave New World Trio, Peter Erskine, Alan Pasqua & Darek Oles, Brian Molley Quartet, Bagland, E3 by Alex Lacusta, and Mary Halvorson.Playlist Show Intro 00:00 Alex Sipiagin “Rush Hour" from Ascent To The Blues (Posi-tone) 00:50 Amanda Irarrázabal and Miriam Den Boer Salmón “Pelicanos" from Fauces (577 Records) 05:55 David Murray Brave New World Trio “Necktar" from Seriana Promethea ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Asaf Sirkis, Damien Erskine, Alex Sipiagin, and Benjamin Croft

Read "Asaf Sirkis, Damien Erskine, Alex Sipiagin, and Benjamin Croft" reviewed by Len Davis


Todays program features many new releases, includingSolar Flare from Asaf Sirkis, Alex Sipiagin, Damien Erskine, Sarp Maden, and much more Playlist Asaf Sirkis “Solar Flare" from Solar Flare (Moonjune) 00:00 Alex Sipiagin “Magic Square" from Upstream (Posi Tone) 05:58 Damien Erskine"Beatrice" from In This Moment (Self Produced) 11:58 Sarp Maden “119/5" from Aperlai (Lycia)18:03 Benjamin Croft"The War Against Loudness" from (Ubuntu) 24:03 Trifecta “Proto Molecule" from Fragments (K Scope) 24:03 Trifecta “Auntie" from Fragments (K Scope) 30:06 Phonic ...

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Alex Sipiagin Upstream Quartet at Palazzo Melzi

Read "Alex Sipiagin Upstream Quartet at Palazzo Melzi" reviewed by Danilo Codazzi


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Album Review

Alex Sipiagin: NoFo Skies

Read "NoFo Skies" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


An active veteran of touring stages around the world, Russian trumpeter Alex Sipiagin has sessioned with, among many, Dr. John, Elvis Costello, Dave Holland's Big Band, Michael Brecker's Sextet and Quindecet, plus the Mingus Big Band, Dynasty Band, and Orchestra. For NoFo Skies, his first disc on Blue Room, Sipiagin reassembles his crackling three-horn septet from the loudly-acclaimed Moments Captured (Criss Cross, 2017) and delivers a crackling, ten-song set of smartly-crafted, sweet-listening originals. Sipiagin and company waste no ...

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Album Review

Alex Sipiagin: Moments Captured

Read "Moments Captured" reviewed by Andrew Luhn


Trumpeter Alex Sipiagin's 12th outing as a leader for the esteemed Criss Cross label finds him returning to the three-horn front line format that he previously explored on the masterful “Destinations Unknown" (Criss Cross, 2011). Returning from that date are tenor giant Chris Potter and the unrelentingly groovy Eric Harland on drums. David Binney is Sipiagin's usual choice of alto players, (having appeared on three of his previous releases,) however this time around Will Vinson completes the horn section on ...

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Album Review

Alex Sipiagin: Balance 38-58

Read "Balance 38-58" reviewed by Andrew Luhn


Jazz fans who have followed trumpeter Alex Sipiagin's career thus far will have noticed that he likes to approach his original (and highly unique) music differently on each new album he presents. His 2013 release on the distinguished Criss Cross label, Overlooking Moments, presented his music in a stripped-down, chord-less quartet setting and focused on the dynamic interplay between Sipiagin, tenor-giant Chris Potter, and the formidable rhythm section of Scott Colley and Eric Harland. In contrast, his excellent 2011 sextet ...


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