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Holding Pattern
By The Composers' Orchestra Berlin
Label: JazzHausMusik
Released: 2022
Track listing: Do Not Go; Jetzt, schon und noch; Daught Abroad; Teetisch; Sacred Birds; Der ungetantzte
Tango; To Begin at the Beginning; Nunez; Maskenball; Holding Pattern.
Jack Bowers' Best Jazz Albums Of 2022
by Jack Bowers
As the Covid pandemic slowly recedes into America's rear-view mirror, jazz groups of all sizes and shapes have begun performing and recording again, making 2022 a rather good year over-all for fans and reviewers alike. New artists, new sounds and new approaches have combined to lend assurance that jazz remains in good hands and will continue ...
The Composers' Orchestra Berlin: Holding Pattern
by Jack Bowers
Holding Pattern is the fourth album by The Composers' Orchestra Berlin, which, as the name denotes, is an ensemble wherein “the members of the orchestra are not only improvising instrumentalists but are also the composers." Every one of its ten selections was written and arranged by members of the ensemble. According to the jacket notes, “there ...
Saluti a Peppino - Georg Ruby Village Zone
By Georg Ruby
Label: JazzHausMusik
Released: 2021
Track listing: 1. Mise en Scène (2'53) / 2. St. Tropez Twist (3'40) / 3. Asphere (6'41) / 4. Amour Fou (3'59) / 5. F-Stop
(5'07) / 6. Hyphenate (3'06) / 7. Le Stelle d'Oro (4'31) / 8. Bouquet (9'30) / 9. Hyperfocal (3'11) / 10.
What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life (5'16) / 11. Tippett (3'14) / 12. Rubum Allorans Reprise (3'15)
/ 13. Twist Out (0'52)
The Mighty Unlikely
By Lisa Hoppe
Label: JazzHausMusik
Released: 2020
Track listing: Les Orielles; Extraterrestrials Calling Home; Jakubian; Procrastination Canon; The Weirdness of You; Progress Is
Rushing In; 8 Hungry Birds & A Sick Weasel; Material Reality; You Don't Know (What Love Is).
Crumbling
Label: JazzHausMusik
Released: 2020
Track listing: November Tune; The Fifth Mode; Crumbling; Ballad For Eli; He Must Go, And He Goes; Sicilian Flower;
U74; Traceless Rails, Traceless Waters.
Yaroslav Likhachev: Crumbling
by Mike Jurkovic
It was no one other than Benny Golson, who happened to be gigging in Siberia of all places, that turned young classical pianist Yaroslav Likhachev into a pure jazz enthusiast. Morphed him into a tenor saxophonist whose first outing, the craftily confident Crumbling, will have you pre-ordering it's inevitable follow-up. And that's because Likhachev, ...
Lisa Hoppe's Third Reality: The Mighty Unlikely
by Mike Jurkovic
Without giving away any professional secrets, it is quite often that any beat-pounding pundit or wily curmudgeon--pick several thousand if you like, there's billions out there--will come at an artist with certain prejudices and expectations. And so it is with German bassist Lisa Hoppe. Having heard her unusual yet oddly soothing explorations on such discs as ...
Die Parzäros: La Cachaca
by Phillip Woolever
Die Parzäros is a Colombian trio currently based in Cologne after studying music in Germany. This album serves as a positive introduction to the band's Latin-based jazz-rock sound and, while the band is already noteworthy, indicates the likelihood of them reaching even higher levels in the future. The trio consists of guitarist and principal composer Juan-Pablo ...
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