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Claudio Filippini: Overflying

Read "Overflying" reviewed by Daniele Vogrig

by Daniele Vogrig

A seguito dei lavori realizzati con il trio scandinavo, al fianco di Palle Danielsson e Olavi Louhivuori (Facing North del 2013 e Breathing in Unison del 2014), e l'ultimo album registrato, in ordine di tempo, con Luca Bulgarelli e Marcello Di Leonardo per il suo trio italiano (Squaring the Circle del 2015), Claudio Filippini matura la ...

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Florian Chaigne: Blooming

Read "Blooming" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

Registrato a cavallo tra 2015 e 2016 in Bretagna e Vandea, questo tutto sommato singolare album riunisce attorno al batterista Florian Chaigne, attivo da una ventina d'anni nella zona di Nantes, strumentisti di varia matrice e indole, a generare un prodotto il cui pregio e, se vogliamo, limite risiede in una certa eterogeneità. ...

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Snaggle: The Long Slog

Read "The Long Slog" reviewed by Dave Wayne

by Dave Wayne

In the art world, labeling oneself as “the next (fill in the blank)" or “(name of country)'s answer to (fill in the blank)" is a risky ploy that may reap short-term benefits in terms of quickly generating a fan base, but may actually be detrimental in terms of creative sustainability. The : Toronto-based jazz-funk- rock sextet ...

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Chip Wickham: La Sombra

Read "La Sombra" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Twenty-five years into his career as a professional musician, saxophonist and flautist Chip Wickham has released his solo debut. La Sombra, recorded in Madrid with three excellent musicians from that city's jazz scene, is gorgeous. Wickham hails from Manchester, in north-west England. The area is home to some distinctive musicians, most notably trumpeter Matthew ...

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Phil Parisot: Lingo

Read "Lingo" reviewed by Paul Rauch

by Paul Rauch

Seattle based drummer/ composer Phil Parisot has straddled several 20th century musical traditions in his career as a sideman, and member of the eclectic big band, Big Neighborhood. His understanding of funk, Afro-Cuban, rock and symphonic music has influenced his approach as a composer, and more so as a drummer on numerous projects in recent memory. ...

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Luca Aletta: Il Dodicesimo Nano

Read "Il Dodicesimo Nano" reviewed by Jim Olin

by Jim Olin

Sicilian pianist, composer, and teacher Luca Aletta graduated with honors in jazz music from the Conservatory of Trapani and studied with Salvatore Bonafede, Lauro Rossi, and Gian Carlo Mazzu. In other words, Aletta has jazz flowing through his veins. Equipped with such knowledge and vast experience, Aletta has created an album that personally reflects his emotions ...

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Francesco Chiapperini's InSight: Paradigm Shift

Read "Paradigm Shift" reviewed by Vincenzo Roggero

by Vincenzo Roggero

La schitarrata iniziale è di quelle che agganciano e mettono di buon umore. Robusta, elettrica, dal riff ipnotico. Poi arriva il piano, dapprima leggero, spensierato, in seguito più misterioso fino all'ingresso del clarinetto basso, arcane sonorità che conducono il brano nei meandri di un viaggio tra luce ed oscurità. Dopo “France Mon Amour," questo il titolo ...

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Bryan Nichols: Looking North

Read "Looking North" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

Il giovane pianista di Minneapolis Bryan Nichols inanella in questo lavoro solitario dieci brani per lo più di sua composizione (fanno eccezione “Lonesome Tremolo Blues" e “Lullaby for Sharks") affidandosi a un periodare corretto quanto scarsamente inventivo, sostanzialmente incapace di dire una qualche parola in grado di attrarre l'ascoltatore al di là di una gradevolezza di ...

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Adam Berenson / Scott Barnum: Penumbra

Read "Penumbra" reviewed by Karl Ackermann

by Karl Ackermann

Not one to be tethered to genres or styles, pianist and composer Adam Berenson has been long at home as a jazz pianist, a classical composer, an electronics player or any permutation of those roles. His previous double-CD Lumen (Dream Play, 2014)--complete with two string quartets--was indeed a far-ranging collection of styles and genres that the ...

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Matthew Shipp Trio: Piano Song

Read "Piano Song" reviewed by Karl Ackermann

by Karl Ackermann

Recent months in 2016 have seen the release of at least a half-dozen albums featuring Matthew Shipp including The Uppercut (ESP-Disk) with Polish reed player Mat Walerian, Live in Sant'Anna Arresi, 2004 (AUM Fidelity), a duo release with the late David S. Ware, the Bobby Kapp duo recording Cactus (Northern-Spy Records) and The Core Trio Live ...


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