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The Kevin Brady Trio featuring Bill Carrothers: Zeitgeist

Read "Zeitgeist" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Tradotto dal tedesco, il titolo del disco ("spirito del tempo") è illuminante per capirne il senso e gli obiettivi. Un riflesso fedele della personalità artistica dell'irlandese Kevin Brady. Un artista che sa cogliere i mille rivoli della società post-moderna del suo tempo, per ricavarne suoni ed umori: Bill Evans ed il linguaggio post-boppistico; ma anche la ...

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Jason Rigby: The Sage

Read "The Sage" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Dopo le ottime accoglienze avute nel suo esordio da leader (Translucent Space, Fresh Sound), il sassofonista newyorchese conferma d'avere idee chiare e buon talento per organizzarle. The Sage t'avvolge con un'ondata di suoni familiari, fondendo le atmosfere davisiane di fine anni sessanta (Shorter e Hancock soprattutto) con la libertà melodica e armonica di Ornette. Il tutto ...

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Mike Baggetta Quartet: Small Spaces

Read "Small Spaces" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


New York based guitarist Mike Baggetta has recorded as a band leader before, but Small Spaces is his first CD as the leader of a quartet. This beautifully recorded CD of seven Baggetta originals and one cover, produced by Baggetta himself, shows that his 2009 ASCAP Young Jazz Composer award was well-deserved. Baggetta's ...

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Mikkel Ploug Group: Harmoniehof

Read "Harmoniehof" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Danish guitarist Mikkel Ploug, a rising player in the vein of such contemporaries as Kurt Rosenwinkel and Torben Waldorff, articulates his own vocabulary--one that contains folk, rock, and modern jazz sensibilities. Harmoniehof, the follow-up to Ploug's eponymous 2006 debut on Fresh Sound New Talent featuring saxophonist Mark Turner, further illuminates his tightly knit band.

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Simon Jermyn: Trot A Mouse

Read "Trot A Mouse" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


An unusual but satisfying release, Trot A Mouse debuts the diverse ideas of electric bassist/composer, Simon Jermyn. Equally adept on guitar and bass, the Irish native is classically trained and lives in Dublin, Ireland. Travels have taken him to the Berklee College of Music in Boston on scholarship, The Hague, where he earned a Masters Degree ...

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Jeremy Udden: Plainville

Read "Plainville" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Ecco una di quelle sorprese che ogni tanto arrivano da casa Fresh Sound New Talent, etichetta catalana che cerca di valorizzare giovani talenti o musicisti misconosciuti, essenzialmente nell'ambito di un mainstream fresco e moderno. Talvolta si esce però dal seminato ed è proprio allora che spuntano all'improvviso proposte veramente interessanti ad alto tasso di originalità. Come ...

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Jeremy Udden: Plainville

Read "Plainville" reviewed by Jeff Dayton-Johnson


Saxophonist Jeremy Udden comes armed with heavyweight credentials. He's an alumnus of Russ Gershon's phenomenal Either/Orchestra--his playing among the high points of that ensemble's epochal Ethiopiques 20: Live in Addis (Buda Musique, 2005), a record replete with high points.On this, his second album as a leader, Udden heads far from the Ethiopian sounds of ...

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Jeremy Udden: Plainville

Read "Plainville" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Saxophonist Jeremy Udden's sophomore release is a compassionate and happy reflection on his home town of Plainville, in rural southern Massachusetts, and his early and formative musical influences as a boy who was interested in all kinds of music-- indie-rock, alt-country, folk and, later on, jazz. Though this is an emotional journey, arranged in a highly ...

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Vinnie Sperrazza: Peak Inn

Read "Peak Inn" reviewed by Clifford Allen


The piano trio is a medium that became immensely popular with Bill Evans' meteoric rise on the international scene in the '50s and has remained an astonishingly equilateral creative outlet for an extraordinary array of harmonic and rhythmic complexity. However, there aren't a lot of groups taking the chances available to them, instead mining the standard ...

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Alon Farber Hagiga Sextet: Optimistic View

Read "Optimistic View" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Secondo CD per l'Hagiga Sextet, messo in piedi nel 2001 dal sassofonista e compositore Alon Farber e dal batterista Dani Benedikt. Il gruppo è interamente israeliano, ed in Israele ha realizzato questo lavoro, che risente solo in parte delle influenze musicali mediorientali e si ispira più generalmente al jazz contemporaneo. La musica espressa si nutre di ...


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