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Jesse Byrom-Carter: The Next Tomorrow Is Yesterday
by Jerome Wilson
Jesse Byrom-Carter is a young bassist from Australia who has put together a CD that uses several talented players on horns, guitar and vocals to carve a distinctive path within the world of rock, jazz and soul fusions. One of his key collaborators is guitarist Adam Rogers whose distinctive slippery sound slithers through the prog-funk of “As Is" and “The Next Tomorrow Is Yesterday," loosening up their sharp, angular rhythms. “The Next Tomorrow Is Yesterday" is also notable ...
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by Jim Worsley
Australian-born bassist Jesse Byrom-Carter finds himself at home in the New York City jazz scene with his first album. His compositional strength is at the forefront, with tunes that contain discernable melodies and a controlled, yet dynamic, rhythmic range. The ensemble is tethered nicely, with a prudent use of soloing. Instead, the listener is treated to the collective and tightly-knit grooves of the ensemble as a unit. As much as Byrom-Carter has a solid feel as a bassist, he impressively ...
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by Jakob Baekgaard
Like many great musicians before him, Australian bassist Jesse Byrom-Carter traveled to New York to become a part of one of the toughest and most vibrant jazz scenes in the world. He spent three and half years in the city and formed vital connections. His debut as leader, The Next Tomorrow Is Yesterday, was recorded during his stay in the city. On the album, Byrom-Carter shows he knows how to place the right notes and carry a ...
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