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Bobby Selvaggio: Quantum Man
by C. Andrew Hovan
For lack of a better description, the latest project by Cleveland-based musician Bobby Selvaggio is a melding of textures between the saxophonist's jazz quartet and a string quintet consisting of two violins, two violas, and cello. It's a heady assignment that many have tried over the years. In fact, there have been more failures in this ...
Long Way To Go
Label: Dot Time Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: 1. Long Way to Go
2. Enough is Enough
3. Momento (with Claudia Acuna)
4. Blues?
5. Human Blanket
6. Strechin’ the Truth
7. Rona
8. Candombe
9. Silent Blue (with Tamar Eisenman)
10. Shirupiri
11. Abadi & Salt
12. Love Must be the Way (with Ravid Kahalani)
Garden Of Delights
Label: Dot Time Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: The Skipping Tune;
Garden of Delights;
Mingus;
Speed Bumps;
Natural Beauty;
Bluesman's Holiday;
Warming Trend;
Double Clutching;
Chaconne a Son Gout;
Discretion Advised.
Featuring Gerry Mulligan
Label: Dot Time Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Back at the Barn; Walkin’ Shoes; Israel; Evidence; Bird Tapestry; Creole Love Call; Thruway; Idol Gossip; Ballade.
It's The Peace That Deafens
By Ola Onabule
Label: Dot Time Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Dark Matter; The Girl That She Was; Jankoriko; Love Again; Patience
Endures; Herbs For Your Heartache; It’s The Peace That Deafens; The
Voodoo; Invincible; In Your Shoes; Orunmila; In The End.
Gurutopia
By Shez Raja
Label: Dot Time Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Rabbits; Maharaja; Song For John; My Imaginary Friend; Sketches Of
Space; RocknRolla; Prime time; Shiva Mantra.
Shez Raja: Gurutopia
by James Nadal
With its aggressive combination of jazz, rock, and funk, fusion has remained a contemporary sound in a state of constant reinvention, introducing a fresh audience into the fold, bringing with them futuristic attitudes and perceptions. This electrified mutation of jazz, has seen its share of imitators, yet, when properly performed, remains vital. Shez Raja has taken ...
Ola Onabulé: It's The Peace That Deafens
by James Nadal
Success in the music business can offer the artist several choices, to continue doing what is popular, or decide to take music in a personal direction. With a respected discography going back to 1995, and having pushed the edge of soul-pop in the UK and Europe, versatile vocalist Ola Onabule opts for expanding upon his diverse ...
National Jazz Ensemble: Featuring Gerry Mulligan
by Jack Bowers
Any new CD whose cover proclaims “Featuring Gerry Mulligan" is guaranteed to turn heads, raise antennae and whip up interest. This one, on which Mulligan performs with the then-three-year-old National Jazz Ensemble, was recorded February 19, 1977, in a sold-out auditorium at the New School in New York City. In his liner notes, trumpeter David Berger ...
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