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Article: Album Review

Daniel Kelly: Emerge

by John Sharpe
January 16, 2010

For his fourth release as leader, pianist Daniel Kelly fronts a trio of Chris Tarry on electric bass and Jordan Perlson drums. Following the diversification of his fully improvised solo suite Portal (3x9 Records, 2009), and Duets With Ghosts (3x9 Records, 2008), which pitched his electric quartet against samples of field recordings by Alan Lomax and ...

Album

Emerge

By Daniel Kelly

Label: Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Moroccan Nutchuck; Obfyor; Transience; Emerge; Anima/Animus; Doppelganger; Michelangelo's Uncarved Block;; Song for Katherine; Canary Effect.

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News: Performance / Tour

Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records CD Release Celebrations

November 6, 2009

"Ingram and his band consistently get it right on The Road Ahead, an impressive debut by a leader and group that one expects will continue to make great music for years." --All About Jazz “...if there's one thing the Rob Garcia 4 has plenty of, it's personality. Perennial pulls no punches, takes no prisoners and thoroughly ...

Article: Album Review

Daniel Kelly: Emerge

Read "Emerge" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff
September 3, 2009

Emerge, ovvero il virtuosismo pianistico applicato a una concezione di jazz ibrido e moderno. Pieno di groove, funk e atmosfere black, il nuovo album di Daniel Kelly è uno dei CD che la lente del nostro lettore legge e rilegge con più frequenza. Diviso fra pianoforte e Rhodes, Kelly si fa accompagnare dai tempi implacabili di ...

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Article: Record Label Profile

Brooklyn Jazz Underground

by Matthew Miller
June 23, 2009

With a name that conjures smoky clubs in cab- forsaken neighborhoods, the approachably progressive ethnic and global appeal of Brooklyn Jazz Underground (BJU) might surprise the uninitiated. The association, which has thrived on the practical notion of collective strength and shared PR, has also served as another example of the musical microcosm its namesake borough has ...

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News: Recording

Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records to Release New Recordings from Arthur Kell, Daniel Kelly + Guilherme Monteiro

April 27, 2009

BROOKLYN JAZZ UNDERGROUND RECORDS To Release New Recordings From Arthur Kell, Daniel Kelly + Guilherme Monteiro - Digital Release Date – May 12, In Stores – June 9 BJURecords Festival at The Jazz Gallery Thurs June 18: Bernard, Emer, Beckham, Ferber, Will Bernard (gtr), Andrew Emer (b), Tom Beckham (v), Mark Ferber (d) Fri June 19: ...

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Article: Record Label Profile

Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records

by Mark F. Turner
May 20, 2008

The launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records in the Spring of 2008 was a clear indication of the sign of the times where musicians are taking control of their own destinies, creating labels that are autonomous and imaginatively focused on their own ideas. A point of interest is that BJURecords is a sister company of the ...

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News: Recording

Members of the the Brooklyn Jazz Underground Announce the Launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records

March 8, 2008

BJURecords Kicks Off This Spring With Its First Three Releases From Alexis Cuadrado, Anne Mette Iversen and Bernard Emer Lackner Ferber - Available on April 22 “Consider this the opening shot in the latest revolution to hit New York's improv scene." --Time Out New York “Think of it as a mix-tape, a calling card from artists ...

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Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1

By Brooklyn Jazz Underground

Label: Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: El Gran Profeta; Jim White; Filin; Where to Place the House; Johnnie Black; Kailash; Sign of the Times; Wade; 20/20; North.

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Article: Album Review

Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1

Read "Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1" reviewed by Jon Ross

by Jon Ross
May 3, 2007

The second track on Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1, a compilation from Brooklyn's collective of independent musicians, is a shock. Sandwiched between the winding melody of bassist Alexis Cuadrado's “El Gran Profeta" and the addictive creativity of trombonist Alan Ferber's “Filin"--both tracks steeped in a contemporary jazz sound--"Jim White" seems out of place. At first listen, ...