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Natsuki Tamura / Satoko Fujii: Aloft

Read "Aloft" reviewed by John Sharpe


By the time of its ninth release a band might be struggling to produce something new. Not so the Japanese wife-and-husband duo of pianist Satoko Fujii and trumpeter Natsuki Tamura. They reap the benefits of a long association while sidestepping potential downsides to keep things fresh and unpredictable. While previous albums have often featured the compositions ...

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Darius Jones, Thumbscrew, Oaagaada & Kira Kira

Read "Darius Jones, Thumbscrew, Oaagaada & Kira Kira" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


These two hours are filled with amazing music. Alto saxophonist Darius Jones continues his Man'ish Boy series with his new Legend of E-Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye). I'll be amazed if this doesn't show up on most best-of lists for 2024. It's Darius in his finest form. Thumbscrew's work is impeccable too, and their new Wingbeats continues ...

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Natuski Tamura, Jim Black: NatJim

Read "NatJim" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Un bel dialogo franco e convincente illumina le varie città evocate nei diversi momenti della giornata e stati d'animo dai titoli degli otto brani che coprono la parte preponderante del CD, tutti a firma di Natsuki Tamura, dove peraltro il propellente-Black è senz'altro decisivo per tracciare il perimetro espressivo, il climax, dell'album attraverso una prova di ...

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Satoko Fujii Quartet: Dog Days Of Summer

Read "Dog Days Of Summer" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Satoko Fujii Quartet's Dog Days Of Summer has been a long time coming. It is the re-emergence of one of her most exciting bands, the Satoko Fujii Quartet. They had a great run from 2002's Vulcan (Libra Records) until 2008's Baccus (Muzak Records). Then the group went into a dormancy. In the meantime, Fujii has released ...

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Label: Libra Records
Released: 2024
Duration: 8:09

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Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii: Aloft

Read "Aloft" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Sei improvvisazioni svarianti fra i cinque e i dieci minuti compongono questo nuovo capitolo della saga discografica (molto nutrita, ormai da diversi anni in qua) dei coniugi giapponesi, sempre pronti a misurarsi con nuove sfide, ma nel contempo molto attenti a preservare dati punti fermi. Qual è, ovviamente, il loro sodalizio, sia in duo, come qui, ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Carlos Bica, Sulida, Gayle / Parker / Graves & Giovanni Guidi

Read "Carlos Bica, Sulida, Gayle / Parker / Graves & Giovanni Guidi" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


This episode that tilts heavily to the “freer" side was enjoyable to put together. Highlights are provided by new albums from the new Norwegian trio, Sulida, England's Paul Dunmall & Laura Jurd (saxophone and trumpet), Italy's fine pianist Giovanni Guidi's trio with guest James Brandon Lewis, an excerpt of a live recording by Yoni Kretzmer & ...

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Luis Vicente, Roberto Ottaviano, Fujii/Tamura & The Who Trio

Read "Luis Vicente, Roberto Ottaviano, Fujii/Tamura & The Who Trio" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


New releases abound this time out, including : two from Clean Feed and both excellent--trumpeter Luis Vicente's Come Down Here & Italy's soprano saxophonist Roberto Ottaviano's Lacy In The Sky With Diamonds ( a tribute to Steve Lacy, not The Beatles); Polish saxophonist Irek Wojtczak's own tribute to a town where he grew up; trumpeter Michael ...

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Article: Album Review

Natsuki Tamura / Satoko Fujii: Aloft

Read "Aloft" reviewed by Doug Collette


Pianist/composer Satoko Fujii has released over one hundred albums since 1996 and, in line with that prolific output, Aloft is the third record she has appeared on just in 2024; see also the Kaze ensemble's Unwritten (Libra Records, 2024) and the Tokyo Trio's Jet Black (Libra Records, 2024). While it is fair to say ...

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America in Miniatures And More

Read "America in Miniatures And More" reviewed by Bob Osborne


The featured album on this edition is from guitarist Miles Okazaki who gathers an extraordinary cast of ten musicians to create Miniature America, a collection of 22 vignettes exploring the wonder of chance encounters and “found" compositions. I am featuring four of these pieces. The rest of the show includes brand new releases of both studio ...


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