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Article: Multiple Reviews

The Narell Brothers: Steelpan Music Merchants

Read "The Narell Brothers: Steelpan Music Merchants" reviewed by Nigel Campbell


Steelpan musician, Andy Narell and his older brother Jeff Narell represent a game change in the status quo of island music and the instruments born in the Caribbean. Originally created as an musical accompaniment to celebrate Trinidad Carnival, the steelpan has evolved over the years to become a modern acoustic instrument family that supplies a range ...

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Article: Album Review

Marvin Dolly: Shades Of Life

Read "Shades Of Life" reviewed by James Nadal


There is a common trait among musicians with Caribbean heritage that their music has an undulating rhythm akin to the ocean currents that prevail in the region. Born on the island of Trinidad and Tobago, guitarist Marvin Dolly has that inherent native quality, and weaves it into a personal articulation executed with a mellow yet determined ...

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Article: Album Review

Somi: Petite Afrique

Read "Petite Afrique" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Somi's debut on the Okeh imprint--The Lagos Music Salon (Okeh, 2014)--pulled no punches. It tackled tough topics within an African framework, bringing hard truths to bear in soulful fashion. This follow-up is equally impactful, but it shifts focus stateside, eyeing the titular Harlem neighborhood that Somi calls home now. In addressing life along ...

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Article: Album Review

Alex Wintz: LifeCycle

Read "LifeCycle" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Life cycles mark and determine how we develop, where we travel, and why we arrive and thrive in different places, figuratively and literally, at any given time. That's the point that guitarist Alex Wintz's music makes here, as this project takes its cues from the larger natural theme while growing specifically from his own personal and ...

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News: Recording

T.K. Blue's "Amour" on Dot Time Records - Release May 12 + Tour Schedule

T.K. Blue's "Amour" on Dot Time Records - Release May 12 + Tour Schedule

Amour features: T.K. Blue, Etienne Charles, Warren Wolf, Zaccai Curtis, Winard Harper, Roland Guerrero, Gregoire Maret, Essiet Essiet, Jeff Reed & Eric Kennedy! May 6 CD Release Performance Clermont Vineyards & Winery 241 County Route 6 Germantown, New York 12526 (845) 663-6611 May 15 ...

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News: Video / DVD

StLJN Saturday Video Showcase: The Creole Soul of Etienne Charles

StLJN Saturday Video Showcase:  The Creole Soul of Etienne Charles

This week, let's get acquainted via video with trumpeter Etienne Charles, who will make his St. Louis debut as a bandleader with a performance next Saturday, March 11 at the Sheldon Concert Hall. Born in Trinidad, the 33-year-old Juilliard graduate has made a name for himself by blending jazz with Caribbean popular music styles including calypso, ...

Article: Album Review

Etienne Charles: San José Suite

Read "San José Suite" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Il trombettista di Trinidad conferma d'essere solista e autore raffinato, capace di trovare nuovi motivi d'ispirazione nell'incontro tra il jazz moderno e il folklore dei caraibi. La suite che presenta in questo ultimo disco è un tributo ad alcune popolazioni tradizionali di Trinidad (Nepuyo), Costa Rica (Boruca) e della California (Muwekma Ohlone) e alle loro musiche. ...

Album

San José Suite

Label: Culture Shock Music
Released: 2016
Track listing: Boruca; Limon; Cahuita; Hyarima - 14 October 1637; Revolt; Juego de Los Diablitos; Muwekma; Song for Minh; Gold Rush 2.0; Speed City Intro; Speed City; Speed City (reprise).

Album

Soon

Label: Detroit Music Factory
Released: 2016
Track listing: Be My Love Soon Grew's Tune The Second Star to the Right First Love, Only Love Moon River Isfahan So in Love Cannonball More Than You Know Everything I Love CC Rider Body and Soul

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Article: Album Review

Michael Dease: All These Hands

Read "All These Hands" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Trombonist Michael Dease is never short on ideas, but this one might be his best yet: With All These Hands, Dease traces the early migratory patterns of jazz through his own well-crafted originals. He starts in NOLA and moves along to many a music mecca, including the Mississippi Delta, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and New ...


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