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Article: Album Review

City Nights: City Nights

Read "City Nights" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Formed in the spring of 2012, the Swedish quartet City Nights may be relatively young but its four members are all well established in jazz and pop circles in Stockholm. The jazz element in the band is provided by electric guitarist Andreas Hourdakis--of drummer Magnus Ostrom's band--and trumpeter/keyboard player Nils Janson, whose measured melodic lines contrast ...

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Article: Album Review

Per Gärdin: loos

Read "loos" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Swedish, Stockholm-based free improviser, saxophonist Per Gärdin continues to expand his solo art on this, his sophomore album which follows In Situ (released on his own label, Ibn Musik, 2010). This album is a set of improvisations for solo saxophone Gärdin's musical resume includes collaborations with other prominent Swedish improvisers such as the pianist Lisa Ullén, ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Bengt Berger: Beches Brew BIG + BAG

Read "Bengt Berger: Beches Brew BIG + BAG" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Swedish master drummer and bandleader Bengt Berger calls his own label Country & Eastern, a title that suggests a fresh mix of new modes of expression and impulses from some of the great musical traditions of the world. Berger claims that this label provides the best Al Dente music, and when it comes to his nine-piece ...

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Article: Album Review

Ellika Frisell /Solo Cissokho / Rafael Sida: Now

Read "Now" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Swedish folk violinist Ellika Frisell and singer and kora player Solo Cissokho, a griot from Senegal, have been playing together for over fifteen years now, finding common ground between the solitary Scandinavian fiddle and West-African kora playing. The two released two albums as a duo, Tretkat Takissaba and Abaraka Tack (Xource, 2002 and 2005) and received ...

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Article: Album Review

Lena Willemark / Jonas Knutsson / Mats Oberg: Alla Drommars Sang

Read "Alla Drommars Sang" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Alla Drömmars Sång (Song of Dreams) is the debut of three resourceful and versatile Swedish master musicians who bridge the Swedish rich folk music with jazz and world music sensibilities. All three musicians worked with Swedish mufti-instrumentalist and world music pioneer Ale Möller, who wrote the liner notes for this album. Vocalist Lena Willmark led with ...

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Article: Live Review

Jazzfestival Umeå 2013

Read "Jazzfestival Umeå 2013" reviewed by Henning Bolte


Jazzfestival Umeå Umeå, Sweden October 23-27, 2013 Umeå, 400 miles/650 km north of Stockholm at the Ume river and near the gulf of Bothnia, is the capital of Västerbotten County. The city is located in the plain coastal strip with an enormous wide horizon on all sides, and everything within reach in ...

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Article: Album Review

Daniel Ogren: Laponia II

Read "Laponia II" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Swedish guitarist Daniel Ögren's second musical tribute to the landscapes of Northern Sweden (after Laponia, Hoob, 2011) is a fascinating and suggestive journey. Ögren, member of singer- songwriter Anna von Hausswolff's band, succeeds to create a musical equivalent to the scenery of bare mountains, the sound of clear streams and moss-green hills into insightful and nuanced ...

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Mats Gustafsson: Shift

Read "Shift" reviewed by John Sharpe


Having co-opted reed iconoclast Mats Gustafsson to pen the enthusiastic liners for their prosaically-named Two Nights in April (Ayler Records, 2010), young Swedish trio Correction goes one better on Shift by persuading their countryman to actually participate in the session. Over its five year existence, the threesome of pianist Sebastian Bergström, bassist Joacim Nyberg and drummer ...

News: Recording

Swedish Children's Classics Revamped On "Nu Ska Vi Sjunga"

Swedish Children's Classics Revamped On "Nu Ska Vi Sjunga"

Swedish singing tradition is alive and well. In the latest of revamped versions of children's classics, vocalist Johanna Grüssner and arranger-composer Mika Pohjola interpret forty songs from the Nu ska vi sjunga (Now We Shall Sing) songbook. The album embraces the rich Swedish singing tradition and is in accordance with the Orff & Kodály method tuned ...

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Article: Live Review

Magnus Ostrom at Solstice Arts Centre, Navan, Ireland

Read "Magnus Ostrom at Solstice Arts Centre, Navan, Ireland" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Magnus ÖströmSolstice Arts CentreNavan, IrelandSeptember 20, 2013 That Magnus Öström's quartet made it to Navan at all was good going given that the band's previous gig had been on a Scottish island boasting no fewer than eight whisky distilleries. The Scottish--as the quartet discovered--take their whisky and their hospitality seriously. That ...


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