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Flow
By Ari Erev
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Track listing: Jumping in the Water; Flow; Playful Moments; July, Again; Treasures in Havana; Inner Story; What the Heart Sees; Continuance; Domingo; Latin Currents; Gan Ha-Shikmim; Endless Stars.
Generations Quartet: Oliver Lake/Joe Fonda/Michael Jefrys Stevens/Emil Gross: Flow
by Karl Ackermann
As the name would imply, the Generations Quartet spans the ages of its personnel. An off-shoot (of sorts) from the Trio Generations group, it's a semantic difference as saxophone legend Oliver Lake was a guest in the lineup that performed in 2015. From that same tour, we get Flow, a festive exercise of freedom and comradery ...
Michael Jefry Stevens: Flow
by Budd Kopman
Pianist Michael Jefry Stevens has been involved in many projects in his career over the past forty years. The Generations Quartet started out as a trio six years ago, consisting of Stevens with his long-time musical partner, bassist Joe Fonda and newcomer, drummer Emil Gross. The trio became a quartet with the addition of saxophonist (and ...
Before Sunrise
Album: Flow
By Tjoe man cheung
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2014
Duration: 5:53
Jump into the Water
Album: Flow
By Ari Erev
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Duration: 6:52
Ari Erev: Flow
by Edward Blanco
Flow is the third recording as leader from prominent Israeli pianist Ari Erev and follows the themes of time" and change" that titled his previous albums. On this endeavor, Erev designs a project that reflects his affinity for the percussive Latin sound by including a touch of Afro-Cuban rhythms as one of the elements in a ...
Flow
Label: Fancy Music
Released: 2015
Track listing: Landscape; Odd Fellow; Blue; Recent Sense; Fragments; Untitled; Air
Shortage; Flow.
Flow
By Drifter
Label: Edition Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Crow Hill; The Elegist; Lighthouse; Harmattan; Nothing Ever Lasts; Breathing Out My Soul; Toueï; King Of Pain; Vagabond.
Drifter: Flow
by Bruce Lindsay
Drifter started life as the Alexi Tuomarila Quartet, a band that was beginning to develop a reputation on the European jazz scene with its second album, 02 (Warner Jazz, 2003). Unfortunately, the label's parent company dropped its jazz list, leaving the quartet without a contract shortly after the album's release. Tuomarila carried on--releasing a trio album, ...

