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Waypoints

Label: Calligram Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Nina; Easy Does It; Who's It Going To Be?; Monkish; Prevailing Change; Writer Agents; Less Is...; Body & Soul.

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Article: Album Review

Arman Sangalang: Waypoints

Read "Waypoints" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Waypoints, the second recording by Chicago-based tenor saxophonist Arman Sangalang's quartet, continues on a path similar to his first, Arman Sangalang Quartet (Calligram, 2023), leaning on original compositions and closing with a perennially popular standard, Johnny Green's “Body & Soul." Sangalang is a splendid player, blending a strong and persuasive solo voice with precise ...

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Article: Album Review

Arman Sangalang: Waypoints

Read "Waypoints" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Saxophonist Arman Sangalang released his debut record, Quartet (Calligram Records) in 2023. It was a smoldering sax-and-a-rhythm-section quartet outing that sounded surprisingly fresh for a first recording effort. His follow-up, Waypoints, employs the same format, switching out bassist Matt Ulery for Ethan Philion, while keeping guitarist Dave Miller and drummer Devin Drobka. The sophomore effort careens ...

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News: Recording

Arman Sangalang Releases 'Waypoints' On Calligram Records

Arman Sangalang Releases 'Waypoints' On Calligram Records

Waypoints is the sophomore album from Chicago saxophonist-composer Arman Sangalang, recorded at Pro Musica in Chicago. His debut, Quartet (2023), introduced a promising young voice; Waypoints is a significant step forward: eight original compositions and one jazz standard written across two years of movement and discovery as Sangalang shuttled between Chicago and Monterey, California, teaching, performing, ...


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