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New releases with Mathias Heise, Fat Master, Evan Marien, Bass Extremes and Yellowjackets

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 22, 2022
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New releases with Danish harmonica player Mathias Heise Quadrillion, from France fusion band Fat Master, German composer J Peter Schwalm with Swiss guitarist Stephan Thelen, New York bassist Evan Marien, from Pennsylvania, bassist Gabriel Severn with his band Teen Town, Jimmy Branly from his latest The Meeting Bobby Previte and Charlie Hunter, Bass Extremes and Yellowjackets from their latest Parallel Motion.

Playlist

Mathias Heise Quadrillion "The Beast" from Quadrillion (Giant Sheep) 00:00
Fat Master "Escalier 52" from Fat Master (Self Produced) 06:57
J Peter Schwalm-Stephen Thelen "Pluto" from Transeptunian Planets (Rare Noise) 14:08
Evan Marien "Ultima" from Ultima (EMAR) 21:17
Teen Town "Self Defence" from A Month Of Sundays (Self Produced) 28:28
Jimmy Branly "Gazelle" from The Meeting (Self Produced) 35:36
Bobby Previte-Charlie Hunter "Blues in D" from 12 Galaxies (Side Hustle) 35:36
Bass Extremes "Home Bass" from Slow Down (Vix) 42:36
Yellow Jackets "Intrigue" from Parallel Motion (Mack Avenue) 49:41

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