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New Music From Hiromi, Usein Bekirov, Mohini Dey And David Binney

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
September 17, 2023
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The latest release from Hiromi Sonic Wonderland, from Ukraine Drummer Usein Bekirov with Randy Brecker and Hadrien Feraud Sato, bassist from Spain Vincen Garcia Why Not his new single and Mohini Dey with more from her latest. Drummer Nicolas Viccario from Metropolitan Souk with pianist Ruslan Sirota and bassist Hadrien Feraud. Polish guitarist Apotolis Anthimos Come Together, Austrian pianist David Helbock from Austrian Syndicate, Jaak Sooäär guitarist from Estonia withZula and David Binney from Action . Norwegian guitarist Hedvig Mollestad Ding Dong Your'e Dead and from Japan Kari Band With Friends.

Playlist

Hiromi "Sonic Wonderland" from Somic Wonderland (Telarc) 00:00
Use Bekirov "Jazz Mood" from Sato (TSLG Digital) 5:22
Vincen Garcia "Why Not" from Why Not (Self Produced)10:44
Mohini Dey "Happy To Slap" from Mohini Dey (Self Produced) 16:09
Nicolas Viccaro "Metropolitan Souk" from Metropolitan Souk (Self Produced) 21:29
Apostolis Anthimos "Pepe" from come Together (Metal Mind) 26:51
David Helbock "The Ups And Downs" from Austrian Syndicate (ACT Music) 32:13
Jaak Sooaar "Always Alive" from Zula (Self Produced)37:36
David Binney "Power" from Action (Mythology) 43:00
Hedvig Mollestad Trio "Gimbal" from Ding Dong Your'e Dead (Rune Gramaffon) 48:38
Kari Band "Samurai Groove" from With Friends (Bellwood) 53:47

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