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Jihye Lee Orchestra: April
by Dan Bilawsky
On the morning of April 16, 2014, four hundred seventy-six souls were living life as they knew it, traveling on the ferry Sewol from Incheon to Jeju in South Korea. Then it all came to an abrupt halt when the ship capsized and sank. The South Korean Coast Guard, commercial vessels, and fishing boats managed to ...
What Else Do I Have To Do
Album: What Else Do I Have To Do
By Dwight Jenkins
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2017
Duration: 07:30
LiveHuman: ScratchBop
by Mark F. Turner
DJ turntablism and jazz may seem like strange bed-fellows but have often found a creative bond in live events and recordings. For many years, musicians on both sides of the equation have blended instrumental performances with the skill of scratching vinyl / DJ mixing such as Herbie Hancock's Rockit (Columbia, 1983) and Chillin' in Batumi (Exitus, ...
Naftule's Dream: Blood
by Neri Pollastri
Naftule's Dream è una delle formazioni storiche che hanno contribuito alla rinascita del klezmer agli inizi degli anni Novanta e dal primo album, del 1990, non ha mai smesso di evolvere stilisticamente, arricchendo progressivamente la radice ebraica con forme musicali diverse. Questo CD, il primo dopo quindici anni, ne documenta l'identità attuale, che vive di una ...
Isn't She Lovely
Album: Jam Session
By Pietro Postorino
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 07:42
The Neon Lulu
Album: The Neon Lulu
By Jacob Munk Nielsen
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 04:48
Mads Tolling and the Mads Men: Playing the 60s
by C. Michael Bailey
From the first arco tones, something sounds very familiar, yet hard to identify. The tone in question is big and full, dry, but not too much so. Were this tone a libation, it would be an Old Fashion. Sleek and commanding, yes, this makes me think of Svend Asmussen. This should be no surprise both wunderkind ...
David James's GPS: Billionaire Blues
by Mark Werlin
A community of independent-minded creative musicians persists in Northern California in spite of skyrocketing rents, the collapse of the Fillmore Jazz District, and the flight of fellow artists to points south (L.A.), and East (New York, Europe). Most of the new jazz music written and performed in the Bay Area is not commercially recorded or marketed ...
Dave Soldier: The Eighth Hour Of Amduat
by Troy Dostert
The idea of crafting a classical/jazz opera from an ancient Egyptian funerary papyrus would probably be too much for most ordinary mortals to contemplate. But this kind of thing isn't at all unexpected for Dave Soldier, whose dedication to unusual and surprising projects has defined his long avocation in music. (His primary calling is as a ...
Noah Preminger: Meditations on Freedom
by Franz A. Matzner
Released to coincide with the inauguration of Donald Trump as President, the message of Saxophonist Noah Preminger's Meditations on Freedom is as direct as the music is powerful. Conceived immediately after Election Day 2016 and recorded shortly thereafter without cuts or edits, the music is a testament to both Preminger's artistic prowess and deep commitment to ...
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