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Marvin Parks : Marvin Parks
What is it about Paris and buskers? They seemed to be inextricably linked with romance, the joys of spring and some sort of magical theatre.Benjamin Clementine learnt his trade on the metro as did Madeleine Peyroux
Ollie Howell: Self-Identity (Ropeadope Records)
This sophomore offering an exceptional and scintillating prospect. It's no wonder Quincy Jones has hailed him as an "unbelievable drummer" and rightly so...
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Tristan Banks : Cidade Alta
I'ts quality music destined for any Dingwalls sunday afternoon that might come about anytime soon hopefully!
David Dower and Matt Fisher : The Frog, The Fish and The Whale.
Dower like any improviser is working from a vocabulary - an arsenal of licks and phrases, choice chord voicings, and harmonic skills available in a second but what makes a memorable and an essential player?
Fosatero : Submarinista en el Tejado
Breaking out of the Madrid jazz scene this band on the run intend to sit up and get noticed with an abrasive mix of hard and soft,their tapas are not for the tepid!
Feeling Good: Funk, Soul & Deep Jazz Gems: The Supreme Sound Of Producer Bob Shad
It begins with Afrique's seminal cut 'House Of The Rising Funk' a blessed slice of wah wah guitar heaven that will send funk loving cratediggers garrity!
Aaron Liddard : Together For Ever
Aaron Liddard one of the most respected UK sax players out there dips his toe into the limelight with this his new and exciting project.
Matt Bianco (Mark Reilly) Meets New Cool Collective: The Things You Love (earMUSIC)
Matt Bianco’s creative driving force Mark Reilly, has teamed up with famed Dutch jazz ensemble New Cool Collective for a gorgeous slice of jazz-infused goodness, “The Things You Love.”
Blue Lab Beats: Blue Skies EP (Believe Recordings)
To sum up this four track introduction to these two London musicians, composers and producers, only two words required: Bloody cool. Yeah, that does it.
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