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Settler
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Not Latin, But What?
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In a Strange Room
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Highlands Project Palma De Mallorca, Spain
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Live at Alquimia Records”
Drums are pleasantly measured for a jazz trio, and so that much more poignant. Piano takes center stage confidently with great effect. Bass probably does dope shit...nah but yea, it definitely does.
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A hell of a way to make an entrance. Owane came out swinging straight out of the gate and showed us all he was worth our attention. Well, he's certainly got mine!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Live at Alquimia Records”
From the beautiful South-Serbian town of Niš - one of my favorite ones in South-East Europe - comes this band with its quite idiosycratic blend of jazz and post-rock, yielding a unique contribution to the fusion genre. Mainly based on Dejan Ilijić's terrific piano chords, the tunes on this album incorporate extensive post-rock textures, as well as odd time signatures typical for Balkan folk music.
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Spores
by The Natural Yogurt Band
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 12, 2024
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Another set of impossibly slick jams from an Aussie outfit who bathe disco-inspired rhythms in funky synths and psychedelic textures.
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The Dew at Dawn / (Slightly) Slightly All the Time
by Soft Machine
UK jazz-rock icons pay tribute to British trumpeter Harry Beckett in the second entry in My Only Desire Records’ Brit Jazz 45s series.
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Trichotomy - Live with String Quartet
by Trichotomy
supported by 5 fans who also own “Live at Alquimia Records”
Purchasing this wonderful "chamber jazz" album, I followed in the footsteps of "LeAhcim Retsehcnam", who owns a splendid jazz/fusion/avantgarde collection. This excellently sounding live recording shows in an exemplary way how the confines of contemporary jazz can be vastly expanded - here by fusioning a piano-bass-drums jazz trio with a classical string quartet, and incorporating classical counterpoint composing techniques.
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