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The release of Kamasi Washington's The Epic last year marked a seismic shift in the jazz landscape and the game-changing arrival of the genre-blurring Los Angeles collective West Coast Get Down. That evolution continues with the release of Planetary Prince, the debut album by visionary pianist, keyboardist, composer and WCGD founding member Cameron Graves. Upon signing with Mack Avenue Records, Graves’ nearly released four song EP of the same name was expanded to an eight track full length album, all packed with the same mind-expanding invention that marked all of the work previously generated by the WCGD – including Kamasi Washington’s universally acclaimed debut The Epic (which prominently featured Graves throughout its three discs)
New Music From Andy Timmons, Anthony Papamichael, Samuel Halkvist, Frank Gambale And Yellow Jackets
by Len Davis
New releases with Andy Timmons Recovery, Anthony Papamichael, Project Oracle, Mark Hartsuch withMohini Dey and The Haas Company featuring Swedish guitarist Samuel Halkvist. Yellow Jackets latest Fasten Up, French drummer Antoine Cara with bassist Kevin Revyrand and Frank Gambale from Celestial Latitude Vol 2. Steve Khan with The Suitcase-Live bassist Tom Kennedy, Indian pianist Lydian Nadhaswaram, ...
Pianist's Aziza Mustafa Zadeh, Hiromi, Erik Escobar, Lydian Nadsharawam and Cameron Graves.
by Len Davis
Music from piano players including Aziza Mustafa Zadeh, Lydian Nadhaswaram, Erik Escobar, Cameron Graves and Hiromi. New releases, from Spanish bassist Vincen Garcia, Sherinian/Phillips Live, Polish guitarist Apostolis Anthimos and Pete McCann from Without question. Playlist Aziza Mustafa Zadeh “Dangerous Piece" from Always (Columbia) 00:00 Lydian Nadshawaram “Spot" from Chromatic Gramatic (Amly) 06:49 Erik ...
James Francies, Graham Costello's Strata and Cameron Graves
by Len Davis
Mark Lettieri from Deep:The Baritone Sessions, from the UK Svarc-Hanley-Longhorn, from Switzerland, Final Step from Disconnections , Funky sounds from Shane Theriot, from Still Motion, New York pianist James Francies from his Blue Note release Purest Form. Also, some jazz from drummer Bruce Ditmas, with guitarist John Abercrombie, Indonesian guitarist Tohpati from Maru. Closing it out ...
Adrian Younge e Ali Shaheed Muhammad : Jazz Is Dead
by Angelo Leonardi
Hanno scelto un marchio provocatorio, Adrian Younge e Ali Shaheed Muhammad per l'etichetta discografica e la piattaforma di musica dal vivo che gestiscono a Los Angeles da alcuni anni. I due musicisti e produttori vengono dalla scena hip-hop: il primo ha lavorato con artisti di fama mondiale come Wu-Tang Clan, Souls of Mischief e ...
Fernando Molinari, Cameron Graves, Carlos Fischer, Derek Sherinian, John McLaughlin
by Len Davis
Brazilian bassist Fernando Molinari, Hungarian guitarist Mike Gotthard, Cameron Graves, Donny McCaslin, Snarky Puppy, and John McLaughlin. PlaylistFernando Molinari “Ocean Wind" from Reaching Inside (Self Produced) 00:00Mike Gotthard “Out Of This Planet" from Out Of This Planet (Self Produced) 0:06:46Cameron Graves “Red-Live" from Live From The Seven Spheres (Mack Avenue) 13:29Donny McCaslin “Body Blow" ...
Live From the Seven Spheres
Label: Mack Avenue Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: Sacred Spheres; Planetary Prince; Sons of Creation; Red; The Life Carriers; Mansion Worlds; The End
of Corporatism.
New music from Shob, Commodore, and Cameron Graves
by Len Davis
Music from Brazil with Neural Code, Cuca Teixira and Igor Wicox. Helmet of Gnats, Allan Holdsworth, Cameron Graves and from Spain, Iceberg with some prog rock.Playlist Neural Code “Equqcao do Tempo" from Neural Code (Self Produced) 00:00 Cuca Teixira “Tunta" from Groove Reunion (Self Produced) 06:58 Commodore “Cuatro jefes-en Vivo" from Commodore en Vivo ...
Billy Mohler: Anatomy
by John Chacona
Can we please retire the old cliché about jazz from Los Angeles being limp, wan and bland? One listen to pianist Cameron Graves' slamming metal-jazz or to the jittery complexity of David Binney's recent releases should be enough to torch that outdated canard. Now comes bassist Billy Mohler with Anatomy, 43 minutes of amped-up, torqued-out energy ...
