Thursday, July 19, 2018
FRANCE: Clément Janinet – O.U.R.S.(2018)
Clément Janinet : Violon,
Hugues Mayot : Clarinette Basse (4,5,6,7,11,12) Saxophone ténor (1,2,3,4,10)
Joachim Florent : Contrebasse (sauf 8 et 9)
Manu Scarpa : Batterie (sauf 7,8, 9 )
Gilles Coronado : Guitare (1,2,10 )
Mario Boisseau : Violoncelle ( 3,7,8,13 )
Compositions : Clément Janinet sauf Niana : Nahawa Doumbia, et Fy : Mario Boisseau
GERMANY: Jilman Zilman, Simon Nabatov – The Loft Recording(GLM 2018)

Tilman Herpichböhm describes his new record “The Loft Recordings”. The album was named after the recording location, the Loft in Cologne.
The not quite ordinary line-up consisting of drums (Tilman Herpichböhm), piano, Fender Rhodes, synthesizer (Simon Nabatov), alto saxophone (Julian Bossert), alto saxophone (Johannes Ludwig) and double bass (Peter Christof) is appearing especially good in this unfolding free space.
There, the alto saxophones can meet sonically, in order to completely alienate themselves again in the next moment – they are the figurehead of the band.
Simon Nabatov is new to the crew, after joint concerts Tilman Herpichböhm wrote the pieces especially for him, making him part of Jilman Zilman. He brings a breath of fresh air to the band – together new and playful compositional and improvisational possibilities are explored. .GLM
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
SERBIA: Jovan Maljoković Band – Duša Tanana (2018)
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
USA/PUERTO RICO: Bobby Sanabria's New CD "West Side Story Reimagined" Aids Puerto Rican Relief Effort
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"West Side Story Reimagined"
Aids Puerto Rican Relief Effort
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USA:Rob Brown Trio- Breath Rhyme(2018)

"Breath Rhyme establishes a high level of creativity right from the first few minutes of Firewalk and maintains it for over an hour. This is one of the best trio record I've heard in some time. It makes a strong case for Brown's place amongst today's better alto improvisers and is another unqualified winner for Silkheart. His Breath Rhyme is an artistic triumph."
Carl Baugher, Cadence, May 1991
Rob Brown alto saxophone
William Parker bass
Dennis Charles drums
Watching this trio in the studio was fascinating. For a fledgling leader, Rob Brown was almost eerily calm. (Technically this is his second album, but his first – Sonic Explorations, co-led with pianist Matt Shipp, for Cadence Jazz – had been privately recorded and then sold. So this was his first real studio date.) Brown quietly went over cues and solo orders with his rhythm section, and proceeded methodically from one composition to the next without pausing for many playbacks. He was undistracted by the trickle of kibitzers and fellow musicians (like tenorist Frank Lowe) who stopped by to check him out. But when Brown took up his alto and hollered on his horn – he'd lean back, bending his knees and rising on his toes, like a basket player at the foul line – another side of him poured forth. It's as if there's a part of him down deep only music can touch.
Carl Baugher, Cadence, May 1991
Rob Brown alto saxophone
William Parker bass
Dennis Charles drums
Watching this trio in the studio was fascinating. For a fledgling leader, Rob Brown was almost eerily calm. (Technically this is his second album, but his first – Sonic Explorations, co-led with pianist Matt Shipp, for Cadence Jazz – had been privately recorded and then sold. So this was his first real studio date.) Brown quietly went over cues and solo orders with his rhythm section, and proceeded methodically from one composition to the next without pausing for many playbacks. He was undistracted by the trickle of kibitzers and fellow musicians (like tenorist Frank Lowe) who stopped by to check him out. But when Brown took up his alto and hollered on his horn – he'd lean back, bending his knees and rising on his toes, like a basket player at the foul line – another side of him poured forth. It's as if there's a part of him down deep only music can touch.
Monday, July 16, 2018
BRAZIL: Igor Willcox Quartet @ Bourbon Street
Check out the performance of the group at one of the most important jazz clubs of Brazil!
Wagner Barbosa - saxophone Vini Morales - keys Glecio Nascimento - bass Igor Willcox - drum/composer
Download Now the new album, Igor Willcox Quartet LIVE!.
Wagner Barbosa - saxophone Vini Morales - keys Glecio Nascimento - bass Igor Willcox - drum/composer
Download Now the new album, Igor Willcox Quartet LIVE!.
USA: THE STANLEY CLARKE BAND and 'The Message' out now on Mack Avenue Records
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45 years after his album debut, four-time Grammy® Award-winning bassist Stanley Clarke shows he is still unapproachable on both the electric and acoustic, wielding a vision of fusion and funk, breakbeats and bass-interpreted cello suites with a little help from friends like rapper/beatboxer Doug E. Fresh and trumpeter Mark Isham. Backed by a young versatile band and a collection of tunes written in the midst of a tumultuous tour of Europe, The Message (available now from Mack Avenue Records) swells with an abundance of strength, soul and astounding musicianship.
The Message is unmistakably a Stanley Clarke record. Five decades of unapproachable bass mastery doesn't come easy and Clarke has no interest in relinquishing his throne. Propelled by the youthfulness of his bandmates: Cameron Graves on synthesizers, Beka Gochiashvili on acoustic piano, Mike Mitchell on drums, and of course Stanley Clarke on bass, reaches even deeper into his bag of tricks for an incredibly satisfying listen.
"Our message is simple. It is a message of love. There is nothing really profound about our message. It's just love. A lot of artists have said it in their own way. This is ours."
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