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Oyelo
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Miguel Zenón New York, New York
Saxophonist/Composer/Educator born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico and living in NYC. Multiple Grammy Nominee, Guggenheim and MacArthur Fellow.
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Ward's swirling, breezy sax feels very close and intimate - listening to it I pictured myself in a small basement room as the band played - but the 10 tongues paint a joyful and sophisticated urban fairytale that changes scene cinematically and builds to a satisfying finale.
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Dizzy Atmosphere
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This is a wonderful album! Dave Douglas is one of my heroes. He's more than a great musician. He has a vision for the music and a feeling for putting together a group which is unique. So, beside Joey Baron (another heavyweight and one of my absolute favourite drummers) he invited some young cats to this session. They play just great and make sure that this music sounds totally fresh, whilst at the same time being deeply rooted in the jazz tradition.
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So much fun and joy and swing, and the instrumentation allows for some super-fresh sounds as well as some old-timey goodness. And simply great tunes too!
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Mananita Pampera
by Hugo Heredia
A lost masterpiece of the ’70s, “Mananita Pampera” is a buoyant, lively collection of simmering Latin Jazz.
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El Experimento Caribeño
by Sr. Langosta
Rich sounds with broad funk arrangements, influenced by the likes of Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Hermeto Pascoal.
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I love the fresh sounds of this ensemble. Catchy but quirky, challenging but accessible. I heard reminiscences of Frisell and Zorn, a touch of Bley... and "Everywhere from There to There" sounded almost immediately like a lost Joe Jackson track, cleverly remixed. Kudos on a thoroughly engaging and entertaining listen! Would love to hear more from this collective!
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