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Follow The River

Label: Kayjo Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Little Shark; Follow The River; By The Shores; None Of Your Business; Little Shoes; Major Misunderstanding; Agreed; Floda Blues.

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Article: Album Review

Daniel K Johansson: Follow The River

Read "Follow The River" reviewed by Neil Duggan


Swedish trombonist Daniel K. Johansson formed his quartet in 2022, bringing together four musicians who had already spent years collaborating in a variety of settings. That shared history is evident in their cohesion on Follow The River, their first release of Johansson's compositions and arrangements. Alongside Johansson are drummer Mattias Puttonen, bassist Robert Erlandsson ...

Album

Ballad for a new world

Label: Anelia Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: New Land, September, Corridor, A day to remember, Corridor (part 2), Ballad for a new world, Ex-elixis, Mesa ap'ta matia tis (through her eyes).

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Label: Anelia Records
Released: 2022
Duration: 05:24

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Beyond Rivers

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2021
Track listing: In the Desert; Beyond Rivers; May First; Wait for It; Digi Digi Digi Ding; Country Waltz; Adios Amigos; Gonja; October Song.

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Article: Album Review

Erik Palmberg: In Between

Read "In Between" reviewed by Jim Worsley


Not many records reveal themselves in an instant. Yet a thoughtful presence and pensive vibe are apparent from the start of Erik Palmberg's In Between. His second record as a leader follows his successful debut, First Lines (Stockholm Jazz Records, 2018), an earthy display of vintage jazz adorned with modern expressionism. It was a launch point ...

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Article: Album Review

BEL Trio: Beyond Rivers

Read "Beyond Rivers" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Recording a guitar-and-rhythm trio can be a tricky proposition. First, the guitarist, who carries almost every melody, must be well-spoken and easy on the ears. Second, the bass and drums, if that is the format, must be supportive but not intrusive. Third, the music must be for the most part bright and engaging. And finally, the ...

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Article: Album Review

Soundscape Orchestra: Nexus

Read "Nexus" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


The big city is a place of wonder and estrangement. It has its own pulse and sound. Individuals disappear into crowds, and yet the city is also the scene of individual freedom, a potential theatre of endless roles and masks which are carried with conviction as people move through a technological landscape that seems to change ...


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