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A Humdrum Star

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Prayer; Raven; Bardo; A Hundred Moons; Strid; Transient State; Return to Text; Reactor; Window.

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Little Mysteries

Label: Self-release
Released: 2018
Track listing: 1. Natsume 2. The Warrior Who Became A Tiger 3. Beslan 4. Hatake Song 5. Sunken Ruins 6. Red Street 7. There Will Be Other Sunsets 8. Inexorable 9. The End Of His Days

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Friends & Family

Label: Jason Klobnak Music
Released: 2018
Track listing: Through Her Eyes; Friends and Family; Dad’s Game; S.I.K. My August Auburn; One for the Mother; Inception (It’s Mike’s Fault); Dean and Margaret; Brothers and Sister; Why Couldn’t We; Ms. Terrie.

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New Devices

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Decline Of Northern Civilisation; Milligrammar; A Whole Volga; Mad Dryad; Enthusela; The Third Persona; Sever So Slightly; Nobody Wants To Run The World; Dot Com Babel.

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James Banner's USINE

Label: JazzHausMusik
Released: 2018
Track listing: Waltz; Usine; Baum Mitnehmen; Rests; 12345; Meow Meow Meow; Lewiston; Almost Moon, Restless Leaves, The Wind Falls; Trunk; Interlude 1; A Gallon Of Wine; Nausea -> Vomiting; Vigil.


About Kalman Hetenyi

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Kalman Hetenyi


About Johannes Felscher

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Johannes Felscher

Johannes Felscher is a New York based bassist and composer at home in many directions in music. Born 1983 in Nuremberg, Germany his musical path took him to Wuerzburg, Stuttgart, Amsterdam and finally New York, where he earned a Masters Degree from the prestigious Manhattan School of Music. He also holds a Bachelors Degree from the Conservatory of Amsterdam and an Artistic Diploma from the Conservatory of Stuttgart (Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst).

Johannes Felscher performs on upright and electric bass alike, covering a broad range of styles reflecting his wide interest in everything music and natural feel for groove and harmony regardless of genre.


About Sharon Simpkins

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Sharon Simpkins

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About Roberto Zanetti

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Roberto Zanetti

Roberto Zanetti [06-07-1957, Colà di Lazise (VR)] Italy He starts his musical career by playing blues, as a guitarist of small local groups. In 1991, he receives the diploma in Choral Conducing at the Conservatory E.F. Dall’Abaco of Verona, under the supervision of the Maestro Antonio Zanon, a discipline that allows him to learn, along with the piano technique, harmony and composition. At the same time he cultivates his interest in the Afro-American music and culture, by attending the “Scuola Civica Musicale” in Milan, under the guidance of Maestro Sante Palumbo, as well as seminars and specialized courses (Umbria Jazz, Barkley School of Boston “clinics”, Barry Harris workshops)


About Ray Callender

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Ray Callender

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Ray Callender was born in Winfield, Illinois.  The son of Charles Callender, a Chicago trumpeter and craftsman at Schilke Music Products, his love for his instrument began at an early age.  However, his love for the music didn't develop until early high school, sparked by a double-sided tape of Kind of Blue and Jazz at Massey Hall; he was instantly hooked.  Callender began to study the masters, especially Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, and Miles Davis, and his diligence earned him numerous honors while still in high school, including “Best Soloist” at the Chicago Area Jazz Festival, “Outstanding Soloist” at the Rolling Meadows Jazz Festival, and the 1996 Louis Armstrong Jazz Award.  Callender graduated Cum Laude from the University of North Florida jazz program where he studied with the legendary Bunky Green.  He performed with and composed for the top jazz ensemble and combo and was a featured soloist on UNF's Down Beat award-winning albums, Things To Come, Second Thoughts, and Through His Eyes, as well as recording with notable pianist/educator Dr. Keith Javors on his 2004 Zoho Records release, Mo' City Jungle.


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