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Eran Har Even, Ronald Snijders & Robby Alberga, BOI AKIH and more
by Co de Kloet
The first episode of inJazz Radio International, where we shine a light on new Dutch jazz, global music and more. In this episode you will hear music by two Boy Edgar Prize winners Ronald Snijders and Monica Akihary. Also new music from the trio of Eran Har Even and The New Conrad Miller Trio can be heard. Playlist Marike van Dijk Nonet “Landed" The New Conrad Miller Trio “Sunday Morning in Granada" The New Conrad Miller Trio “A ...
Continue ReadingPavel J Ryba, Pericopes, Thumbscrew, Forq, and Thomas Steiger
by Len Davis
New music with Japanese band Trix, Oz Urugulu, Pavel J Ryba, Trio Grande, Italian band Pericopes and New York band Thumbscrew. South American band NDN505, Forq with Henry Hey, German bassist Thomas Steiger, Australian guitarist Josh Meader, Rohan Sen and Israeli guitarist Eran Har Even.Playlist Trix “Sonic Fiction" from Build Up (King Records) 00:00 Oz Urugulu “Santiago And A Missing 8th" from Della Morte dell' Artista (Self Produced) 06:21 Pavel J Ryba “Skocna" from Jazzy Fish Tales (Self ...
Continue ReadingA Guitar Feast With Josh Meader, Eran Har Even, Rohan Sen, Rafal Sarnecki And Brad Shepik
by Len Davis
A guitar feast with Josh Meader, Eran Har Even, Rohan Sen, Rafal Sarnecki, Brad Shepik and French Bassist Kevin Reveyrand. Australian guitarist Brad Kypo, some jazz from Trio Grande and drummer Bob Holz.Playlist Josh Meader “5IVE" from 5IVE (Self Produced) 00:00 Eran Har Even “Lost" from Shorter Days (World Citizen Music) 06:26 Rohan Sen “Sine Fiction" from Sine Fiction (Self Produced) 12:52 Rafal Sarnecki “Buchta" from Buchta (Afro Vibe) 19:18 Brad Shepik “Simbiocity" from Human Activity:Dream of the ...
Continue ReadingEran Har Even: Rise
by Mike Jacobs
As the title might suggest, the music on guitarist Eran Har Even's album 20/21 sprang from the depths of the pandemic years, when musicians somehow found ways to live and express themselves in the absence of being able to perform live. The opening “Rise" as well as others from this album are indelibly marked by the emotions of the time in which they were birthed but as Evan's brilliant creativity shows, the human spirit is sometimes too wondrous a thing ...
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