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Marcelo Dos Reis: Points
by John Sharpe
Points unites four partners in crime, who may be familiar from excellent albums such as Chamber 4 (FMR, 2015) and For Sale (Clean Feed, 2015). But though there are many interconnections between the Portuguese threesome of guitarist Marcelo dos Reis, drummer Marco Franco and trumpeter Luis Vicente, and French cellist Valentin Ceccaldi, this is their first ...
Points
Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2019
Track listing: Exclamation Mark; Question Mark; Punctuation; Endpoint.
Venusik
By Axel Dörner/Agustí Fernández/Ramon Prats
Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2019
Track listing: AEM; SSO; SRON; SUPARCO; SNSB
Love and Restraint
Album: Morbidezza of Decadence
By Łukasz Borowicki
Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2018
Duration: 06:46
Axel Dörner/Agustí Fernández/Ramon Prats: Venusik
by Mark Corroto
The command must have been “make it new," and the trio of Axel Dörner (trumpet & electronics), Agustí Fernández (piano), and Ramon Prats (drums & percussion) wholeheartedly agreed. Venusik is one of several recordings made under the Spontaneous Music Tribune Series for the parent label Multikulti Project. The newness focuses on original music and, ...
Numbers
By HoTS
Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2017
Track listing: #26; Interlude 1; #25; Interlude 2; #27; Interlude 3; #28; Interlude 4; #23; Interlude 5; Diuna.
HoTS: Numbers
by Mark Sullivan
Poland's HoTS quintet makes its own mark on European modern jazz, led by composer/guitarist Mikołaj Poncyljusz. The band takes its name from the title of their first album, Harmony of The Spheres, and the Pythagorean mathematics referenced there continue in the numerical titles given to all but one of the tracks on Numbers. Opener “#26" shows ...
Numbers
By HoTS
Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2016
Track listing: #26 #1; Interulde 1 #2; #25 #3; Interlude 2 #4; #27 #5; Interlude 3 #6; #28 #7;
Interlude 4 #8; #23 #9; Interlude 5 #10; Diuna #11
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