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And She Spoke

By Alex Hamburger

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2022
Track listing: Waking In The City; La Desesperacion Es La Pasion Verdadermente Humana; Unconditional Love, It Comes Unadorned; What's Your Story Morning Glory; Last Chance Lost; Across The Universe; Burning The Letters.

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Alex Hamburger: And She Spoke

Read "And She Spoke" reviewed by Jerome Wilson

by Jerome Wilson

The debut album from flautist Alex Hamburger is a strong addition to the growing number of jazz albums drawing inspiration from the work and lives of prominent female artists. She plays here the compositions of several women composers, Geri Allen, Mary Lou Williams andJoni Mitchell, and sets her own music to the words of authors Toni ...


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José Luiz Martins

Hailing from the vibrant city of São Paulo, Brazil, José Luiz Martins is a pianist-composer-bandleader and producer based in the Washington, DC area. He is highly celebrated for his innovative approach and deeply expressive music. Drawing inspiration from the rich musical heritage of his homeland, Jose (pron. ‘Joe-zay’) seamlessly incorporates Brazilian rhythms with flavors of jazz, classical, rock, and contemporary music, creating a thoroughly unique and captivating sound.

José Luiz Martins has performed at prestigious venues and festivals across Brazil, Europe, and the Americas, sharing the stage with renowned musicians and ensembles. His recordings as a solo artist, bandleader, and collaborator have received much critical acclaim, earning him awards and recognition from both national and international music communities and cohorts.


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