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Refuge Trio: Refuge Trio

Read "Refuge Trio" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The musical sound and scope of Refuge Trio resembles a sanctuary of genre-morphing frameworks, neatly compacted into a conspicuous group-focused mindset. Appropriately, the trio's name was inspired by Joni Mitchell's song “Refuge of The Roads," from the legendary singer/songwriter's Hejira (Elektra/Asylum, 1976), to coincide with a performance at the 2002 Wall-to-Wall Joni Mitchell concert at Symphony Space in New York City.

The progressive and versatile jazz stylists that form Refuge Trio have covered an expansive musical terrain amid ...


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