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Wander Wonder

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Track listing: The Valley; Future Self; The Rest Is Up To You; Looking Up; Morning ; The Lie That Saves Us All ; Red Herring ; Grounds; Force Majeure; A Trick Of The Moonlight.

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Allison Au Quartet: Wander Wonder

Read "Wander Wonder" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Toronto-based, Juno Award-winning alto saxophonist Allison Au and her quartet present their follow-up to 2017's Forest Grove (Self Produced) with Wander Wonder. The set of all Au originals--with keyboardist Todd Pentney co-writing “Force Majeur"--opens with a translucent dreamscape, “The Valley," that sounds like something that Daniel Lanois might have cooked up. The quartet follows up this ...

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The Lie That Saves Us All

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Duration: 06:04

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Allison Au: Forest Grove

Read "Forest Grove" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


The best artists--writers, painters, musicians--create distinct  new worlds. Canada's Allison Au has done just that with her Juno-Award-winning  (2016, Jazz Album of the Year) recording,  Forest Grove. The music therein is Au's personal  vision transformed into a set of sounds with a continuity of purpose. A rarity for a young artist. Au says she ...

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Teri Parker: In The Past

Read "In The Past" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Toronto-based pianist Teri Parker has released three CDs with her Parker Abbott Trio--including Elevation (Self Produced, 2016). The Parker Abbott Trio features Parker paired with another keyboardist--Simeon Abbott--and a drummer, sounding electric and modernistic. Now she presents In The Past, her first release with her more acoustic quartet. The line-up is the standard rhythm section ...

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Forest Grove

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Track listing: Tides; Bolero; Aureole; The Clearing; Deluge; Through Light; Tumble; You Ordinary Stranger; They Say We Are Not Here.

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Andrew McAnsh: Illustrations

Read "Illustrations" reviewed by Dave Wayne


Its liner notes, song titles, and cover art liberally peppered with references to Japanese culture and Zen Buddhism, Andrew McAnsh's debut recording, Illustrations was inspired by the young trumpeter / composer's journeys through the Land of the Rising Sun. However, McAnsh's original compositions--far from displaying any direct influences of Japanese ethnic music--are relentlessly hard-hitting modern jazz ...

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Allison Au Quartet: Forest Grove

Read "Forest Grove" reviewed by Dave Wayne


The sheer number of great young jazz musicians coming out of every corner of the world is simply staggering. Allison Au is an alto saxophonist from Toronto, Ontario, Canada whose debut album, The Sky Was Pale Blue, Then Grey (Self-Produced, 2014) was nominated for a Juno Award: Canada's equivalent of a Grammy nomination. Her new album, ...

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The Sky Was Pale Blue, Then Grey

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: Birdy; The Bridge At Night; La-Da-Dee; What Went With the Wind; Tired Face; The Orchid; The Sky Was Pale Blue, Then Grey


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