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Titus Maz Launches The Midnight Station Live Showcase Series Across London
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London-based contemporary jazz guitarist, composer and producer Titus Maz has officially launched the live showcase for his acclaimed sixth studio album, Midnight Station, with a powerful sold-out performance at The Roxy, Soho on 26 June 2026. Featuring a number of special guest musicians, the concert marked the beginning of a new series of London performances celebrating an album that has been praised for its cinematic atmosphere, melodic depth and contemporary blend of jazz, soul, Latin and modern groove influences. The ...
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Guitarist Titus Maz Releases New Album 'Midnight Station'
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Titus Maz returns in February 2026 with a new album titled Midnight Station. Finalized in the closing months of 2025, the record follows the brighter The Way You Like It, an album that opened the door to new playlists, concerts, and formative experiences. Midnight Station reflects a natural progression more introspective, shaped by growth on the road and in the studio, and rooted in the late-night spaces where reflection and momentum quietly meet. The album features some local talents and ...
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Titus Maz Drops Sensational New Album 'The Way You Like It': A Contemporary Jazz Emotional Voyage
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Titus Maz, an innovative force in the jazz world, unveils his latest masterpiece, The Way You Like It. This album is a rich tapestry of contemporary jazz, woven with threads of Latin, Bossa, and Samba grooves, and is an emotional voyage through Titus Maz's vivid experiences and diverse influences. The genesis of The Way You Like It began in 2023, following a well-deserved hiatus after his previous album, Subject to Change. During this break, Titus Maz immersed himself in a ...
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New Titus Maz Album 'Subject To Change' Out Now On All Streaming Platforms
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Recorded in London, guitarist Titus Maz's Subject To Change features international guests including Jason Garb, Andre Louis, Max Saidi, Will Jackson, and Antonio Gallucci. The project swerves in and out of fusion, touches many sides of contemporary jazz and takes some unexpected turns when played live. Since its release on September 2022, two of the eight tracks from Subject To Change have been selected by the “Fresh Finds Jazz” and “All New Jazz” Spotify editorial playlists and are currently receiving ...
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