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MTNLLY Returns With “Clara,” Exploring Grief, Memory And Loss
Independent jazz artist MTNLLY announces Clara, an atmospheric jazz concept EP, exploring grief, memory, obsession, and the impossible act of letting go. Drawing inspiration from the emotional arc of the Doctor's grief, Clara translates one of television's most emotionally devastating narratives into an immersive musical experience. Through atmospheric jazz textures, introspective arrangements, and recurring musical motifs, ...
NOVEMBER
By MTNLLY
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: nostalgia, my favourite cup, lost in the cafe, after
you’ve gone, the bridge, metamorphoses, slanted
bench, watching the trees, unfinished song
November
Label: The Sand Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Air; Seep; Condens; Romantisicm; Pathway; Parameshwari; Grid Blues; Heritage Part 1;
Heritage Part 2; I'll Fly Home; Air Reprise.
Tim Langedijk Trio: November
by Jerry D'Souza
Guitarist Tim Langedijk formed his first trio in 2006, recording two CDs with bassist Udo Pannekeet and drummer Haye Jellema: 2008's Testimonials (2008) and Inside The House (2010), both on The Sands Records label. Hans van Oosterhout replaces Jellema on November, which also features the exciting pianist Jasper van 't Hof. Langedijk's contemporary compositions ...
November
By Steve Lacy
Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: The Crust; Moms; Tinas Tune; The Door; Blues For Aida; The Hoot; The New Duck; The Rent; The Wammies; Reflections.
Steve Lacy: November
by AAJ Italy Staff
Quando se n'è andato, quel 4 giugno di sei anni fa, non lo si sarebbe detto: che il nome di Steve Lacy - perché é di lui ovviamente che stiamo parlando - sarebbe tornato al centro delle cose" jazzistiche tutto sommato così di rado (al di là della memoria, indelebile, lasciata in chi l'ha conosciuto e ...
Steve Lacy: November
by Nic Jones
The world of improvised music lost one of the greats when Steve Lacy ceased walking this earth. His music was as singular as that of anyone who has graced that world, and the fact that he chose to communicate exclusively through the medium of the soprano saxophone had the effect of elevating him to a rare ...


