Results for "Speak"

Speak

Speak

By Fred Hess

Label: Alison Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Blues for Bonnie Belle; How ’Bout Now; Speak to Me; Chutes and Ladders; Finding the Evidence; Psalm to Hymn.

Blues For Bonnie Belle

August 31, 2012

Album: Speak
By Fred Hess
Label: Alison Records
Released: 2012
Duration: 7:15

Fred Hess Big Band: Speak

by Florence Wetzel
August 22, 2012

In the liner notes to Speak, saxophonist/band leader Fred Hess makes an important point: although the golden era of traveling big bands is long past, the big band format lives on in school ensembles, as well as through individuals such as himself, whose love for this format plows right through all the logistical difficulties. Anyone seeking ...

Speak

By Speak

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Amalgam in the Middle; People or Cats; Polypockets; Mustard Knuckles; Pure Hatred; Litany Split.

Speak

By Christopher Icasiano

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2010

Speak: Speak

by John Barron
June 17, 2010

The Seattle-based quintet Speak explores a multitude of musical moods with their eponymous recording debut. An exemplary model of genre-defying music, the disc features original compositions that delve into odd-metered progressive rock grooves and spontaneous bursts of improvised sound that are at times explosive. The opening cut “Amalgam in the Middle" makes anthemic pronouncements with an ...

Amalgam in the Middle

May 3, 2010

Album: Speak
By Christopher Icasiano
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2010
Duration: 6:53

Speak

By Michael Olatuja

Label: ObliqSound
Released: 2009
Track listing: Ma Foya; Altar Call; Hold On; Little Sister; Le Jardin; Yi Yipada; Unconditional; Speak; Walk With Me; Mama Ola.

Michael Olatuja: Speak

by Eugene Holley, Jr.
August 24, 2009

At its very best, pop music is supposed to be inclusive, and open to a wide variety of styles and genres; that's what makes it pop right? But what is heard on the Internet and the airwaves is at best formulaic, at worst uninspired and superficial. Along with that diagnosis there's the almost Apartheid-like exclusion of ...