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You Go To My Head

February 10, 2018

Album: Perception
By Kristina Koller
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Duration: 03:57

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Perception

By Mitchell Coleman Jr

Label: Soul Revelations Records
Released: 2016

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Perception

By Per Odberg

Label: Imogena Records
Released: 2015

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Perception

By Quentin Bryan Angus

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2014
Track listing: Particular, Peculiar; Perception; Nardis; Red and Yellow; Chernobyl; Restoration; Den Haag; Bounce.

Article: Album Review

Australia boasts an embarrassment of great jazz musicians, an increasing number of whom have made their way to New York in recent years to broaden their horizons. Guitarist Quentin Angus is one such notable Aussie talent. Here Angus follows up his promising debut, Retrieval Structure (Self Produced, 2011) with another assured work that highlights his tasteful ...

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Quentin Angus: Perception

Read "Perception" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
May 13, 2014

Quentin Angus, a multi-award-winning Australian guitarist, follows up his 2011 debut recording, Retrieval Structure, with the ambitious Perception. Born in 1987, he still clocks in as a “young" artist, but his music is strikingly mature. An apt comparison is the monumentally talented guitarist Pat Metheny, with a broad vision and a penchant for grand statements and ...

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Particular Peculiar

May 18, 2013

Album: Perception
By Quentin Bryan Angus
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2014
Duration: 5:37

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Perception

By Gwilym Simcock

Label: Basho Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: A Typical Affair; Sneaky; And Then She Was Gone; Time and Tide; Almost Moment; Voices; Affinity; Message; The Way You Look Tonight; My One and Only Love (live).

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Gwilym Simcock: Perception

Read "Perception" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
November 7, 2007

It's rare when an artist emerges to accolades like “the most important new pianist on the British scene," and even rarer when such praise is justified. It's rarer still when it's an artist like Gwilym Simcock who, at twenty-six, has won a bevy of British awards despite coming to jazz from a classical background less than ...

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