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Trespass Trio, Mikko Innanen, Mark Solborg & Noa Fort

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
December 18, 2023
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If you like your music on the edge, this episode of OMJ has plenty, starting with Swedish saxophonist Martin Kuchen and his Trespass Trio, Live In Oslo, ably abetted by the dynamic trumpet of Susana Santos Silva. Danish guitarist Mark Solborg's Babel draws upon language for his latest, while saxophonist Ivo Perelman continues his regime of constant releases, this time with a dynamite ensemble called the Seven Skies Orchestra. Finnish reed master Mikko Innanen and friends turn the traditional organ trio a little upside down on the Can You Hear It?, while experimental vocalist Noa Fort with Sam Newsome and Sean Conly improvise at will on a live session from Gauci Music. Also new this week, an intro to a new album from saxophonist Isaiah Collier, music from bassist Gui Duvignau, and music a strong quartet led by Italian saxophonist Francesco Bigoni and French keyboardist Benoit Delbecq.

Playlist

Isaiah Collier "Retreat" from Parallel Universe (Night Dreamer) 00:00
Host speaks 07:57
Mark Solborg "Interlude II" from Babel (Ilk) 10:58
Mark Solborg "Very Merry Folk" from Babel (Ilk) 14:42
Jasper Hoiby & 3 Elements "Here Deepness" from Earthness (Edition) 22:33
Alfredo Laviano "Misterioso" from Escape (Notami Jazz) 29:49
Host speaks 35:23
Ombak Trio "Collision With Unknown Things" from Look For The Difference (Jazz Cerkno) 36:44
Pedro Velasco "Just Over 30 Seconds" from Parts I, II, III (Self-released) 43:46
I.P.A. "Flow For Feste" from Grimsta (Cuneiform) 51:21
Host speaks 57:40
Gui Duvignon "Up And Down" from Live In Red Hook (Sunnyside) 59:16
Chad Fowler et al}} "Miserere" from Miserere (Mahakal Music) 1:04:10
Host speaks 1:18:50
Mikko Innanen, Stefan Pasborg & Cedric Piromalli "Partsch" from Can You Hear It? (Clean Feed) 1:20:41
Samo Salamon "Each Movement In Place" from Timelessness (Samo Records) 1:26:02
Samo Salamon "Timelessness" from Timelessness (Samo Records) 1:32:35
Miha Gantar "Celestial Dance" from Amsterdam (Clean Feed) 1:39:24
Peripheral Vision "Full Disclosure Comedy Vehicle" from We've Got Nothing (Self-released) 1:44:36
Host speaks 1:50:52
Ivo Perelman "Part One" from Seven Skies Orchestra (FSR Records) 1:52:44
SAN - Satoko Fujii, Taiko Saito, SAN - Satoko Fujii, Taiko Saito, Yuko Oshima "Typhoons And Windbreaks" from Wald (Trouble In The East) 2:06:44
Satoko Fujii & San "Ichigo" from Hibiki (Jazz D'Or) 2:12:40
Host speaks 2:19:13
Noa Fort, Sam Newsome & Sean Conly "Improvisation 5" from Live At Scholes Street Studios (Gauci Music) 2:21:07
Aruán Ortiz "No Justic No Peace Legacy" from Pastor's Paradox (Clean Feed) 2:28:28
Maciej Obara Quartet "Dry Mountain" from Frozen Silence (ECM) 2:35:15
Host speaks 2:39:32
Trespass Trio "In Tears" from Live In Oslo (Clean Feed) 2:40:54
Florian Herzog "Misleading Energy" from Almost Natural (Self-released) 2:48:47
Host speaks 2:54:28
Francesco Bigoni & Benoit Delbecq "Offline" from Weave4 (Parco Della Musica) 2:56:47
Francesco Bigoni & Benoit Delbecq "Le Costume" from Weave4 (Parco Della Musica) 3:00:35

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