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Nicole Mitchell/ Indigo Trio: Anaya
by John Sharpe
The Indigo Trio's sophomore outing on the classy French Rogue Art imprint delivers the record fans of Nicole Mitchell the flutist have been waiting for. Mitchell the composer and arranger has been to the fore of late on Black Unstoppable (Delmark, 2007) and most notably Xenogenesis Suite (Firehouse 12, 2008), but with instrumentation stripped to the ...
Right Hemisphere
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2008
Track listing: Right Hemisphere; You Rang; Bubbles; Ice; Hyperspace; Dice; Incremental; Falling In; The Sweet Science; Lava; Red in Gray.
Red Morocco
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2008
Track listing: OPG; OPG; 2T(m); Memory Root; OPD; NFRTT-1; Q-2G(e); Calabar; Hikori; Red Morocco.
Blissful
By Hamid Drake
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2008
Track listing: My Blissful Mother; Playful Dance at Soma; Visions of Ma; Supreme Lay Victorious in Battle; Only Longing of My
Soul; There Is Nothing Left But You; The Beautiful Names.
Right Hemisphere: Right Hemisphere
by Lyn Horton
Brotherhood implies common ground whether or not it is within a context of family, ethnic heritage, belief system or creative activity. An automatic unity, not requiring invention, binds the network. An agreement exists, not requiring a contract, to make it mutual. The language is the same though the perspectives might be different from group to group, ...
Matthew Shipp: Un Piano
by Lyn Horton
Vision does not come all at once. It builds over time and through experience. A component of vision is awareness, for if experience cannot be witnessed and objectified, then awareness might evade consciousness. How to break convention and move into directions that are untapped requires self-confidence and self-trust. Vision and creativity are inseparable, dynamic partners. On ...
Hamid Drake and Bindu: Blissful
by Lyn Horton
For every musician, music is a serious endeavor and one that has no equal. Yet, music also means something different for each musician and it is this difference that generates vitality of the art. For drummer Hamid Drake, music links him to an explicitly spiritual world. The name of his group, Bindu, finds its source in ...
Hamid Drake & Bindu: Blissful
by AAJ Italy Staff
Non abbiamo mai fatto mistero della nostra ammirazione per Hamid Drake, come uomo e come percussionista: tra le figure più rappresentative del jazz nero contemporaneo, attivo quasi fino alla saturazione in mille progetti, senza perdere mai in smalto, umiltà, spiritualità, capacità tecniche [mostruose], Drake è artista in grado di dare in ogni circostanza un qualcosa in ...
Joe Giardullo Open Ensemble: Red Morocco
by Marc Medwin
In an interview broadcast on Taran's Free Jazz Hour last November, New York reedman Joe Giardullo likened the music on this new large ensemble disc to the collective improvisation emerging from early 20th century New Orleans. His point was that those musicians were more concerned with their own parts rather than with the act of listening ...
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