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Ernesto Cervini's Turboprop: A Canadian Songbook
by Dan McClenaghan
Toronto-based drummer, Ernesto Cervini has a “T" theme going with the groups he leads. There is the funky, forward-thinking Tetrahedron. Then we have the terrific trio (bass, drums and saxophone) TuneTown. And the third: Turboprop, presenting their fourth album, A Canadian Songbook, which digs into the musical soul of their home turf. Turboprop is ...
Skeletons
Album: A Canadian Songbook
By Ernesto Cervini
Label: TBR Records
Released: 2024
Duration: 06:54
The Toronto Project
By The Composers Collective Big Band
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: West Toronto Ode; Non-Sequitur; Spadina; Finding Home; Inside the Toy Factory;
Interweave; The Commuter; Transit.
Volume 2--Generational
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: Arf; Islands (from the Atlantic Suite); Generational; Under a Tree; Transformations ( 2nd
Movement); Bella Shores; Carey Dance; Night Night Smiley.
Volume 2 - Generational
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: Arf; Islands (from the Atlantic Suite); Generational; Under a Tree; Transformations (2nd movement); Bella
Shores; Carey Dance; Night Night Smiley (ft. Heather Bambrick)
Nowhere Girl
Label: Anzic Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: 1. Nowhere Girl 3.15 (Schrire)
2. Traveler 3.52 (Schrire)
3. A Morning 4.31 (Schrire)
4. Closer To The Source 4.19 (Mseleku, Schrire)
5. This Train 4.09 (Schrire)
6. Father 5.18 (Schrire)
7. In Paris 4.05 (Schrire)
8. Heart Like A Wheel 5.26 (McGarrigle)
9. Love Is For The Birds 3.38 (Schrire)
10. Keep It Simple 3.58 (Schrire)
11. My Love 3.55 (Schrire)
Arf
Album: Volume 2 - Generational
By The Nimmons Tribute
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Duration: 04:52
The Nimmons Tribute: Volume 2--Generational
by Jack Bowers
If you live in Canada and are not familiar with the name Phil Nimmons, you probably have not been paying close enough attention. Nimmons, who surpassed the century mark in June 2023, is often referred to as the “Dean of Canadian Jazz," and listing his many accomplishments and awards would require far more space than is ...
The Nimmons Tribute: Volume 2 - Generational
by John Chacona
Anyone who listened to Canadian radio after the adoption of the so-called Canadian Content requirement in the '70s probably heard a lot of Phil Nimmons' music. To be sure, the clarinetist, composer and arranger had achieved some recognition south of the 49th parallel through his RCA recordings of the '50s but, by choosing to base his ...
Nicky Schrire: Nowhere Girl
by Dan Bilawsky
The search for identity is a sine qua non of any artist's experience and development. But for a musician like Nicky Schrire, it goes much deeper than most. Born in London, raised in South Africa, studying and entering the professional ranks in New York and working back through her initial points of origin before relocating to ...
