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Live at Literaturhaus

Label: ILK Music
Released: 2016
Track listing: Part #1; Part #2; Part #3.

Album

Duo

Label: ILK Music
Released: 2016
Track listing: Better Get Hit in Your Soul; Dancing in Your Head; A Change Has Come; Mali; Kaira; Bells; Mopti; Marlong; Sundiata.

Album

Paths

Label: ILK Music
Released: 2016
Track listing: When It Enters; Winds… Where Do They Start; Melt and Divide; Papa; In Paradise We Dream; Solution; Drone; Are the Cows Afraid; Minimum of Kids; Hear Them Bells; Uncertainty.

Album

Winds Of Mouth

Label: ILK Music
Released: 2016
Track listing: April Floutish, South Abyss; Winds Of Mouth; Harbor Cry; Conque Duolouge.

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Tomo Jacobson: When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C major I will follow you to the end

Read "When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C major I will follow you to the end" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Copenhagen-based bassist Tomo Jacobson--employing his musical vehicle, Moonbow--creates a musical ruckus with When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C-major I will follow you to the end (how's that for a CD title?). And it sounds like a ruckus in the blacksmith shop--metallic, slashing guitar, raucous, ragged-edged, tin/brass saxophones over ...

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Tomo Jacobson: When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C major I will follow you to the end

Read "When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C major I will follow you to the end" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


Every record seeks its ideal listener, but this concept is very abstract and often remains a riddle, but to Polish-born bassist, Tomo Jacobson, his ideal listener is very real and responded in the best possible way to the music on his album When the sleeping fish turn red and the skies start to sing in C ...

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ZAKS: Live at 5e

Read "Live at 5e" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


In the music business, bootlegs are generally considered a bad thing. Often poorly recorded and not sanctioned by the artists. However, while some people with dubious intentions have definitely speculated in earning quick cash, there are also others, who have simply recorded music because they were such big fans that it was a necessity to document ...

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Mark Solborg / Herb Robertson: Tuesday Prayers

Read "Tuesday Prayers" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


Nothing will come out of nothing, but maybe, if two musical friends meet in a sacred place, notes will start to sing. In the beginning, everything is just a sketch, a preparation for actual composition. The ancient flute whispers and a steel string guitar maps the railroads of faraway places. ...

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Dawda Jobareth/Stefan Pasborg: Duo

Read "Duo" reviewed by Karl Ackermann


Dawda Jobareth and Stefan Pasborg's Duo is unique on more than one level. A Gambian native, Jobareth is an authentic West African griot. The term--broadly associated with that region's storytellers/oral historians/minstrel artistic class--applies only to authentic griots, though the expression is widely borrowed or misused. Also unusual is the diversity of music that Jobareth has embarked ...


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