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The Launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
Members of the Brooklyn Jazz Underground CELEBRATE The Launch of BROOKLYN JAZZ UNDERGROUND RECORDS All About Jazz Profiles Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records BJURecords Artists' CD Release Celebrations/Performances: Friday, May 23 @ The Jazz Gallery: ALEXIS CUADRADO PUZZLES QUARTET - CD Release Celebration for Puzzles Alexis Cuadrado (bass), Loren Stillman (alto sax), Brad Shepik ...
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Puzzles & Best of the West and Many Places
by Donald Elfman
Alexis Cuadrado Puzzles BJU Records 2007 Anne Mette Iversen Best of the West + Many Places BJU Records 2007 Brooklyn continues to be a beautifully complementary alternative ...
Members of the the Brooklyn Jazz Underground Announce the Launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
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 ...
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1
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.
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Volume 1
by Jon Ross
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, ...
Alexis Cuadrado: A Jazz Tree Grows in Brooklyn
by AAJ Staff
By Alexis CuadradoIt had been too many conversations; after gigs, on the subway, in airplanes, at the park. Always about similar subjects: Our struggles as bandleaders; how we set up a tour and it drained all of our energies; how we would have loved to have advance warning about that lousy club owner in ...
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