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Javier Subatin

Javier Subatin was born in Buenos Aires in 1985 and he is now living in Lisbon. In Buenos Aires, at the age of ten, he felt the calling for music and guitar playing. When he was 14 he started composing music for guitar and different ensembles and his curiosity about music led him to study jazz guitar, improvisation and composition with several teachers. In 2005 he completed the first year of the Bachelor on Electroacoustic Composition at the Quilmes University and in 2008 he got a Bachelor’s degree in popular music with a specialization in Tango guitar. Between 2012 and 2013 he studied music production at INARTEC

TRANCE

By JAVIER SUBATIN

Label: ears&eyes Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Trance#1 (9:52) Trance#8 (5:02) Trance#2 (8:31) Solo#2 (10:44) Trance#5 (4:40) C Jam Blues (8:14) Trance#4 (8:09)

New Jazz From Around The World

By BOB OSBORNE

In this episode of World of Jazz, we offer a truly trans-global selection of music with exciting new releases from Italian, German, American, Swedish, Japanese, Argentinian, and Australian artists. There are selections from Marco Rottoli, Marcus Klossek, Mary Halvorson, Bjorn Ingelstam, Emi Makabe, Javier Subatin, and Cyclone Trio. Playlist Marco Rottoli Trio “Acacia" from ...

Javier Subatin: Variaciones

By JAKOB BAEKGAARD

When Argentinian guitarist Javier Subatin released his album Autotelic (Sintoma, 2018), it was a refreshing examination of form that took its point of departure in the intimate interplay between guitar and piano, occasionally enhanced by drums, bass and saxophone. It was a concept that did Subatin's complex compositions justice as he managed to find the right ...

Variaciones

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: Solo#3; Prelude; Variaciones#1; Variaciones#2; Variaciones#3; Variaciones#4; Postlude.

Autotelic

By JAVIER SUBATIN

Label: Sintoma Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: #6; #2; #8; #3; #11; #5; #Solo; #7.

Javier Subatin: Autotelic

By JAKOB BAEKGAARD

The Wind and the Kite. Once upon a time there were two kite builders. They had studied their craft for many years and so they knew exactly how to build a kite. The spine had to be strong, combined with the spar, it is the skeleton of the kite, it is also called the frame. The ...