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Assaf Kehati Trio: Naked

Read "Naked" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian

Guitarist Assaf Kehati's Naked is, as the title insinuates, an adornment free celebration of melody in a spare and intimate setting. Unlike his two earlier recordings Naked features Kehati without a saxophonist and with a new rhythm duo on an introspective set of his expressive originals and three standards.On the cinematic “The Horses' Fight" ...

Article: Album Review

Valentina Monti, Diber-Dagmar Benghi, Corrado Gambi: If I Had My Way I'd've Been a Killer

Read "If I Had My Way I'd've Been a Killer" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

Questo lavoro è la rielaborazione originale per CD di un lavoro teatrale che ha debuttato nel 2013 al festival emiliano Crossroads col titolo “If I Had My Way I'd've Been a Killer." Una produzione dalla Compagnia Teatrale della Luna Crescente di Imola e dal Combo Jazz Club per celebrare la figura artistica e politica di Nina ...

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Greenhouse Effect

Album: Protect Each Other Together
By Captain Green
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 11:58

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Article: Album Review

Chantale Gagné: The Left Side Of The Moon

Read "The Left Side Of The Moon" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian

Montreal native pianist Chantal Gagné's third release as a leader, Left Side of the Moon brims with a fantastical mysticism. A translucent aura surrounds the ten Gagné compositions, and one cover, that comprise the album while an intense, organic passion permeates their core.The darkly hued title track for instance is an incandescent ballad with ...

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Stefano Battaglia, Michele Rabbia, Eivind Aarset: In Memoriam

Read "In Memoriam" reviewed by Neri Pollastri

by Neri Pollastri

Registrato dal vivo il 14 ottobre 2013, In memoriam è la commemorazione della strage di Piazza della Loggia a Brescia, uno degli episodi più drammatici e bui del nostro Paese, avvenuta il 28 maggio del 1974. Pensato e promosso per il quarantennale dell'evento e per l'anniversario della fondazione della Libreria Rinascita di Brescia, è stato realizzato ...

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Italian Guitars Trio: Italian Guitars Trio

Read "Italian Guitars Trio" reviewed by Mario Calvitti

by Mario Calvitti

Mentre i duo di chitarre sono del tutto comuni in ambito jazzistico, molto meno frequenti sono le combinazioni di tre o più, prevalentemente per la maggiore difficoltà di trovare un giusto equilibrio tra gli strumenti. Questa proposta spicca dunque nel vasto panorama attuale della musica chitarristica anche perché proveniente da tre musicisti italiani, ovvero Maurizio Brunod ...

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Angelica Matveeva: Vocalese

Read "Vocalese" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

"Vocalese" is defined as, “a style or musical genre of jazz singing wherein words are sung to melodies that were originally part of an all-instrumental composition or improvisation." The grand purveyors of this jazz vocals offshoot include King Pleasure, Eddie Jefferson, Jon Hendricks and Bob Dorough. It is the most “jazzy" of jazz idioms. A grand ...

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Reggie Quinerly: Invictus

Read "Invictus" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

Artists who sit at home waiting for success to find them will be sitting at home forever. Success in the modern jazz landscape only comes through a keen understanding and acceptance of the concept of self-determination, a fact which hasn't escaped drummer Reggie Quinerly. Invictus--the second album from the Houston-reared, New Jersey-based drummer--takes ...

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Oliver Josifovski: Nezgasnati Ognishta

Read "Oliver Josifovski: Nezgasnati Ognishta" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski

by Nenad Georgievski

With the privately commissioned record “Nezgasnati Ognista" (Unextinguished Hearths) Olivier Josifovski, multiinstrumentalist and band leader of band Ljubojna, adds another chapter in his illustrious career. Even though this project may not bear the name Ljubojna on the cover sleeves, it was recorded with many musicians that are part or were of it, so in a way, ...

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Devin Sinha: The Seventh Season

Read "The Seventh Season" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

A resident of Seattle, WA, singer/songwriter Devin Sinha's Midwestern upbringing casts a folkish muse, paralleled by the rustic album cover artwork illustrating a wheat field and weather worn fence. But Sinha incorporates a touch of the forever hip Pacific Northwest Indie rock panorama as he poses an articulate view of life's experiences, here on his second ...


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