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Soundtrack

By Jeremy Pelt
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: Picking Up the Pieces; Soundtrack; Be the Light; Part 1: The Lighter Side; Part 2: The Darker
Side; Elegy; I’m Still Standing; I Love Music; Shifting Images; You and Me.
Jeremy Pelt: Soundtrack

by Jack Bowers
Although Soundtrack is the name of trumpeter Jeremy Pelt's latest album (more about that in a moment), there is another selection that more readily summarizes Pelt's lyric philosophy: I Love Music." And while there is ample contrast, camaraderie and color on the album, there is no doubt that Pelt's clear and creative commentaries are the focal ...
Soundtrack

Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Evening Song; Vamos Nessa; Baltiyskaya; Grand Street; The Jody Grind; La Chanson De Maxence; Over and Out;
Le Coiffeur; Invisible; Autumn in New York; Stranger in Paradise; Tranquility; Afternoon in Paris.
Dmitry Baevsky: Soundtrack

by David A. Orthmann
A collection of songs, some of which are likely to be included in aficionados' play lists; interpretations that don't stray very far off the beaten path; and a band of players who share a vision of how the material should be handled. It's the recipe for many recordingspast, present and future within the mainstream of jazz. ...
Barney Wilen and Kenny Dorham

Jazz and French movies were a natural fit in 1950s. The most famous soundtrack is Miles Davis's Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud (Elevator to the Gallows), recorded in Paris in December 1957 with Davis (tp), Barney Wilen (ts), Rene Urtreger (p), Pierre Michelot (b) and Kenny Clarke (d). Almost as well known is Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Dangerous ...
About Kyle MacLeod
Instrument: Keyboards
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Kyle MacLeod

Born:
Son Of Ugly is a Brighton-based instrumental 5-piece, formed by multi-instrumentalist and composer Kyle Macleod in 2016. Born from a love of film soundtracks, B-movie sci-fi and 60's cartoons, Son Of Ugly created their own brand of music. The band's epic, theatrical style of cinematic rock, pulverizes you one moment and caresses you the next, with each song taking you on a different journey as the lead character in an ever-evolving soundscape. Kyle Macleod's synths and effects add a dynamic element to the music that can inflict punishing terror one minute and antiquated beauty the next, with a side-helping of kooky 60's lounge organs, and pervy kazoo
About Christos Delasito
Instrument: Vibraphone
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Christos Delasito

Born:
Christos Sitokonstantinou is a classical percussionist. Christos has been an orchestral member for many years
(Thessaloniki State Orchestra, Symphonic Orchestra of the Municipality of Thessaloniki, Volos Symphonic
Orchestra) performing numerous concerts in Athens Megaron, Thessaloniki Megaron and many festivals all
around Greece.
He is a founding member of many percussion bands (Percaddiction, Kroustodia, ΣΩΘ Percussion Quartet) and
the ska-reggae lifetime project 'Band Fatale', while at the same time he engaged in various other ensembles
(Anatolika Zitimata, Mr Pulse).
He has composed original score for many theatrical and contemporary dance performances.
He formed Delasito project, which acts as his main vehicle of artistic expression.Guided by the special and
atmospheric sound of the vibraphone, Delasito project have developed a lively repertoire of original
compositions based on influences from the jazz/ funk scene as well as classical music and free improvisation.
In June of '20 they released the first album with original compositions "Filodia".
Guitarist Ryan Blotnick Releases New Album, The Officical Score For The Netflix Documentary, Knock Down The House

Remixed tracks feature members of Grizzly Bear, Glass Ghost, The Band's Visit, and Lou Reed's former musical director Jane Scarpantoni Guitarist Ryan Blotnick’s work has been widely praised by critics, from Nate Chinen of the NY Times, who said of his 2012 Release, Solo, Volume 1, He's not afraid of starkness or silence, and he knows ...