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Todd Sickafoose: Bear Proof

Read "Bear Proof" reviewed by Vic Albani


Era dai fasti di Tiny Resistors (uscito nel 2008 per la Cryptogramophone dell'amico Jeff Gauthier e che invitiamo a riascoltare per la bellezza che lo ammanta) che il signor Todd Sickafoose non regalava al mondo un nuovo lavoro. Inneggiato da più voci quale coerente ed intelligentissimo musicista nonché compositore e produttore Sickafoose è stato talmente occupato da non avere avuto tempo per dilettarsi ancora una volta con l'idea che lo ha subito posto all'attenzione del mondo musicale sin ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Todd Sickafoose, Joel Ross, Joe Rosenberg and Others

Read "Todd Sickafoose, Joel Ross, Joe Rosenberg and Others" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


This program is an eclectic mix of 2023 music from musicians such as Todd Sickafoose and Arina Fujiwara and past work from Joel Ross, Joe Rosenberg, and others. Playlist Henry Threadgill Sextett “I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00 Duke Ellington Legacy “Happy Go Lucky Local" from Single Petal of a Rose (Renma) 1:02 The Heavy Hitters “Big Richard" from The Heavy Hitters (Cellar ...

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Todd Sickafoose: Things Take A Long Time

Read "Todd Sickafoose: Things Take A Long Time" reviewed by Leo Sidran


Bassist and composer Todd Sickafoose shows up in a lot of places: on stage with singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco, drummer Allison Miller or violinist Jenny Scheinman, behind the scenes as a record producer for artists like Noe Venable and Anais Mitchell, orchestrating the music for the Broadway musical Hadestown (which earned him both a Grammy for record production and a Tony for orchestration), and as a bandleader. His new record Bear Proof is his first album of original music ...

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Album Review

Todd Sickafoose: Bear Proof

Read "Bear Proof" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


Bassist Todd Sickafoose released only one album as a leader prior to this one, Tiny Resistors, (Cryptogramophone, 2008). However, he has kept busy in the music world since then. He has extensively worked as a sideman and producer, including collaborating with singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco, and he has orchestrated the Broadway musical, “Hadestown," winning a Tony award in the process. Now he is back with an album that reaffirms him as one of those musicians who are ostensibly based in jazz ...

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Todd Sickafoose, Stewart Copeland, Amaury Faye, Mick Rossi & More

Read "Todd Sickafoose, Stewart Copeland, Amaury Faye, Mick Rossi & More" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu


The much awaited return of Todd Sickafoose graces our playlist together with other gems ranging from the gorgeous to the adventurous, with a couple of surprising contributions from musicians whose relationship with jazz has been notoriously... ambivalent, Frank Zappa and Stewart Copeland.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Samuel Blaser “Lady Rawlinson" Routes (Yellowbird) 0:16 Host talks 5:36 Todd Sickafoose “Switched On" Bear Proof (Secret Hatch) 7:26 Amaury Faye ...

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Todd Sickafoose: Future Flora

Read "Todd Sickafoose: Future Flora" reviewed by Mike Jacobs


Perhaps currently better known for his long-standing gig with singer/songwriter Ani DiFranco and his recent TONY/GRAMMY-winning work on the Broadway musical “Hadestown," Todd Sickafoose's third album, Tiny Resistors (Cryptogramophone, 2008) is something that should not be left to fly under the radar. As its opener “Future Flora" shows, the album displays Sickafoose's unique ability as a bassist/composer/bandleader to blend and develop simple, melodic motifs into fascinating and memorable pieces that afford plenty of legroom for his smartly-populated ensembles.

Album Review

Bora Yoon: Phonation

Read "Phonation" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Ascoltando Phonation, ci si chiede a quale viaggio, a quale percorso sonoro stiamo assistendo. Si tratta senza dubbio di un viaggio solitario dell'autrice, il cui tentativo è quello di costruire una nuova musica folk: accostare suoni e brani che indaghino sul significato dell'esistenza, con strumenti moderni (elettronica, synth) e antichi (voce, ciotole tibetane, acqua, mani). Lo stesso discorso estetico di Bjork, quest'ultima però dal lato pop. C'è una voce, accompagnata da pochi strumenti e soprattutto da fantasmi, che dovrebbero materializzarsi ...


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