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Musette Explosion!

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
April 21, 2019
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Musette Explosion is a trio featuring Will Holshouser (accordion), Matt Munisteri (guitar) and Marcus Rojas (tuba) which gives a very New York twist to a quintessentially Parisian art-form like Musette music. Together they bring this genre to new places through virtuosic improvisation and original pieces, sonic surprises and adventurous playing, shot through with a sense of fun and an emotional depth.

Happy listening!

Will Holshouser, Matt Munisteri "Mysterieuse" Musette Explosions (Self-produced) 00:00:00
Musette Explosion "Automne" Introducing Musette Explosions (Aviary) 00:04:40
Will Holshouser Trio "Inside the Park" Reed Song (Clean Feed) 00:09:32
Matt Munisteri "Truthful Parsons Brown" Still Runnin' Round in the Wilderness -The Lost Music of Willard Robison -Volume One (Old Cow) 00:13:30
Steven Bernstein, Paolo Fresu, Gianluca Petrella, Marcus Rojas "Rockin' in Rhythm" Brass Bang! (Tuk) 00:20:28
Musette Explosion "La Sorciere" Introducing Musette Explosions (Aviary) 00:26:45
Matt Munisteri & Brockmumford "Let's Do Something Bad" Love Story (Old Cow) 00:34:23
Eric Vloeimans & Will Holshouser "Soddy Daisy" Eric & Will (Self-released) 00:38:40
Spanish Fly (Steven Bernstein, Marcus Rojas, David Tronzo) "Fly By Night Movement 3: Sisters" Fly By Night (Accurate) 00:45:38
Musette Explosion "Grey Eyes Is Glass" Introducing Musette Explosions (Aviary) 00:49:29
Will Holshouser Trio and Bernardo Sassetti "East River Breeze" Palace Ghosts and Drunken Hymns (Clean Feed) 00:57:03
Matt Munisteri "'Taint So, Honey, Taint So" Still Runnin' Round in the Wilderness -The Lost Music of Willard Robison -Volume One (Old Cow) 01:05:23
Marcus Rojas "Beng!" Bang! (Tuk) 01:11:30

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