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Article: Album Review

Miguel Zenon & The Rhythm Collective: Oye!!! Live In Puerto Rico

Read "Oye!!! Live In Puerto Rico" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Puerto Rican pride oozes from every album under alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón's name. Most recently, he explored plena music in a jazz context on the winning Esta Plena (Marsalis Music, 2009), and put a new spin on songs from the Puerto Rican Songbook with Alma Adentro (Marsalis Music, 2011). While those projects differ greatly, with rough-and-tumble ...

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Article: Interview

Chris Bigg: I Always See Music in Colors

Read "Chris Bigg: I Always See Music in Colors" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski


Long considered to be one of the most innovative areas of graphic design, record sleeve art has a history of introducing complex imagery to the mass market. Popular music s, as it is known, is a form of youth culture closely connected to visual culture. Record sleeves have never been only a packaging. In a way, ...

News: Recording

The Battle of Santiago to Release 'Followed By Thousands' March 5

The Battle of Santiago to Release 'Followed By Thousands' March 5

The Battle of Santiago: Call it a sound clash with a victorious outcome. This Toronto-based instrumental ensemble comprises seemingly disparate musical elements. Out of potential conflict, however, comes a bracingly refreshing new sound that is quickly turning ears. Group founder Michael Owen explains “Within The Battle of Santiago (TBOS) we have a Latino section and a ...

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Article: Live Review

Latin Jazz All Stars: Golden, Colorado, January 24, 2013

Read "Latin Jazz All Stars: Golden, Colorado, January 24, 2013" reviewed by Geoff Anderson


Latin Jazz All StarsMt. Vernon Country ClubGolden, COJanuary 24, 2013Latin jazz is as diverse as Latin America itself. While it comes in many different flavors and colors, a constant is the rhythm. Jazz is a rhythmic-centric music to begin with, but the Latin tinge adds a turbo charger to the project.

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Welcome

Label: Columbia
Released: 1973
Track listing: Going Home; Love, Devotion and Surrender; Samba de Sausalito; When I Look Into Your Eyes; Yours Is the Light; Mother Africa; Light of Life; Flame-Sky; Welcome; Mantra.

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Shape Shifter

Label: Starfaith Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Shape Shifter; Dom; Nomad; Metatron; Angelica Faith; Never the Same Again; In the Light of A New Day; Spark of the Divine; Macumba in Budapest; Mr. Szabo; Eres La Luz; Canela; Ah, Sweet Dancer.

News: Interview

Interview: James "Jimmy G" Gutzman Of High Brow And The Shades

Q: When and how did High Brow and the Shades form? A: High Brow started the way a lot of bands start — a couple of guys from one band and a couple from another. That was in 1998. The newly-formed band was fortunate in that we had four strong vocalists. We could all sing lead ...

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Article: Album Review

Aaron Koppel: Multiverse

Read "Multiverse" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


The city of Chicago has always been a breeding ground for musicians looking to expand the horizons of their own art and the styles that they represent, so it should come as no shock that guitarist Aaron Koppel was born and raised in this Midwestern musical mecca. Koppel, who made his initial entrée into the world ...

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Article: Album Review

Rich O'Brien: Hot Potato

Read "Hot Potato" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Bassist Rich O'Brien is part of the Bristol music scene-a vibrant and creative group of musicians based in and around this west of England city. O'Brien can be found at the soulful and funky end of the musical spectrum, with his debut album, Hot Potato, mixing jazz, R&B, funk and soul into an enjoyable if undemanding ...

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Article: Album Review

Aparecidos: Palito Bombon Helado

Read "Palito Bombon Helado" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Aparecidos is best described as an outfit that's whimsical in a worldly way. This string-heavy group blends classical allusions, South American strains, Eastern European thoughts, and straight-up rock and outré ideals into one hell of a zany package. Its unique blend of violin, classical guitars, percussion, drums, bass and electric guitar, along with various other odds ...


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