Results for "Liam Shortall"

Liam Shortall

Some Small Fortune

By Corto Alto

Label: Ninja Tune
Released: 2026
Track listing: Some Small Fortune; Thief; April; Temple; Go; Nothing; Don’t Listen; Prayed We Would; Paper; Whodis; Yura; Omni; Ijustidontknow; Something; Noblehill.

Jazz&Wine of Peace 2026

by Neri Pollastri
November 5, 2026

Jazz&Wine of Peace 2026 Teatro Comunale e varie altre sedi Cormons (GO) 22-25 ottobre 2026 Dopo alcune anteprime nei giorni precedenti, la ventinovesima edizione del festival Jazz&Wine of Peace, tutta all'insegna delle proposte giovani e, in particolare, femminili, si è aperta alla cantina Jermann, la mattina di giovedì 22 ottobre 2026, ...

Corto Alto: Some Small Fortune

by Mark McKergow
September 25, 2026

Corto Alto is the creation of Glaswegian trombonist, bassist, multi-instrumentalist and producer Liam Shortall. The youngest graduate from the Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland's undergraduate jazz course (which he started aged just 16), Shortall combines jazz, electronica, hip-hop and broken beat, producing both detailed studio creations and roaring live sets. The band name translates from Italian as ...

Brilliant Corners 2024

by Ian Patterson
March 20, 2024

Brilliant Corners 2024 Black Box/Accidental Theatre Belfast, N. Ireland March 1-9, 2024 At a time when veteran rock acts on their last legs are asking cash-strapped punters to part with hundreds of pounds to stand in a stadium to hear the same hits as the last tour, and the tour ...

Bad With Names

By Corto Alto

Label: New Soil
Released: 2023
Track listing: Intro For Strings; Hello; xoxoxo; Slope; Lara; Latency; EJS; Would You Mind?; No Water (Interlude); Mechanisms; Hollow; Bye.

Second Lives

By Graham Costello

Label: Gearbox Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: အစ; Eudaimonia; Legion; Iris; The Colossus; Circularity; Impetu; Snowblind; Arrowhead; Ataraxia; Second Lives.

Graham Costello's Strata: Cygnus

by Chris May
February 14, 2020

Metal-head jazz! It could only have been made by a Glasgow band. Without wishing to perpetuate stereotypes, the vibe suggests musicians who have spent more time in whisky bars than Tom Waits, Rabbie Burns, Ava Gardner, Mark Twain and Raymond Chandler put together. The focus and precision of their playing, however, suggests sobriety was maintained in ...