Results for "Gino Sitson"

Gino Sitson

Transit Net

By Filtron M

Label: Filtron M
Released: 2021
Track listing: 1) Transit Net 2) Related Shifts 3) After The Damage 4) Native Tongue 5) Some Observation, Some Accumulation 6) Immune To The Venom 7) Total Target 8) Near Bermuda 9) Elastic 10) The Feed In Machine

VoiStrings

By Gino Sitson

Label: Buda Musique
Released: 2015
Track listing: Let’s Do It; Nda Yahwe; Bulawayo Xmas; Salam Salem; Beu nen; Up eye; Suite for John; Youp Kwi; VoiStrings; Timeless Mood; Elégie Opus 24; Genau; Maiden Voyage; Katcha; VoCello; The Gathering.

Gino Sitson: VoiStrings

by James Nadal
April 14, 2015

The categorization of “Jazz Vocal," which through time has come to cover an expanding field of wide ranging artists, might not be the appropriate tag to hang on Gino Sitson.VoiStrings is a showcase for Sitson's vocal extensions to take on another dimension as he explores in depth the art of singing as instrumentation. Accompanied by a ...

Bangalore Breakdown

By Uli Geissendoerfer

Label: Vegas Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: 1. Just A Little Prayer 14:36 2. Where 09:20 3. Sakura 08:16 4. Song 08:51 5. Child's Play 05:18 6. Mukti 14:02 7. Under My Skin 07:50 8. Forgiveness 07:53

Bamisphere

By Gino Sitson

Label: Polyvocal Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Bird; Wailin'; A Leuda Wou; Bamisphere; Massalo; Y Nole ?; Simplicity; Monhzeu; Aloga; Nzui Mantoh; Bye.

Gino Sitson: Bamisphere

by Marcia Hillman
March 24, 2007

For his third solo album, Cameroonian vocalist Gino Sitson is joined by bassist Ron Carter, drummer Jeff “Tain Watts, bassist Essiet Essiet and pianist Helio Alves for twelve originals all sung in Medumba, a dialect of his native Bamileke language. Because of this, it is difficult to discern the meaning of each song but, according to ...

Song Zin

By Gino Sitson

Label: SMI
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Ngoyak' (Black Feeling) 2. Lovely Dany-Jo 3. Paper! 4. W

Gino Sitson: Song Zin

by Javier AQ Ortiz
April 2, 2003

Quick and to the Point: African jazzistic vocal lusciousness. Although seldom fully appreciated, musical expressions often evidence a remarkable bond with the cadences, inflections, harmonic and melodic character of the languages spoken by their producers and interpreters. Africa’s premiere position amid the world’s rhythmic bequest, for example, is not merely coincidental. Many African ...