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Sirintip, Oliphantre, Louis Cole, José James & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
November 15, 2022
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We are back after a brief hiatus, during which new and upcoming albums have been piling up on our desk, so let's get right to it... We start here with a batch of genre-defying projects focusing in particular on adventurous vocalists that blend acoustic and electronic music, or that bring different music cultures together. We end with two invigorating projects that bring together improvisation and hard hitting experimentation.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Shotnez "Gina" Dose a Nova (Batov) 0:16
Host talks 3:59
Francesco Diodati, Leïla Martial, Stefano Tamborrino "Creatures" Oliphantre (Auand) 5:37
Host talks 9:26
Sirintip “Tippan” Phasuk "unspoken gold" Carbon (Ropeadope) 10:57
Andrea Motis "Loopholes" Loopholes (JazztoJazz) 14:59
Host talks 20:10
Louis Cole "Dead Inside Shuffle" Quality Over Opinion (Brainfeeder) 22:37
José James "The Healer" On & On (Rainbow Blonde) 25:53
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley "Asamansudo Groove" Gyedu—Blay Ambolley and Hi—Life Jazz (Agogo) 31:41
Host talks 37:48
Alhaji Waziri Oshomah "Omhona-Omhona" World Spirituality Classics 3: The Muslim Highlife of Alhaji Waziri Oshomah (Luaka Bop) 39:42
Titan to Tachyons "Wax Hypnotic" Vonals (Tzadik) 48:17
Host talks 57:51
Mats Gustafsson's Nu Ensemble "Part 1" Hidros 8—Heal (Trost) 59:30

Photo credit: Ashira Boonchoo

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About Sirintip “Tippan” Phasuk

Instrument: Vocals

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