Call It Magic is the fourth album by Typhanie Monique. This long awaited album, her most ambitious to date, features her current working quartet of pianist Ben Lewis, bassist Joshua Ramos, drummers Dana Hall and Greg Artry. Special guests include; clarinetists Ken Peplowski and Victor Goines, Hammond B-3 organist Tony[…]
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Bobby Selvaggio’s newest recording “Quantum Man” contains some of his most interesting, adventurous playing and writing to date. This session captures Bobby’s sound on the alto at its best and with the addition of strings and voice to the traditional quartet setting Bobby has created music that is colorful, very[…]
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Building on the success of his previous release, “Long Way To Go” is Amit Friedman’s second release as a leader and continues in the musical vein of it’s predecessor. For this album Amit’s sextet is joined by three guest vocalists, Claudia Acuna, Ravid Kahalani and Tamar Eisenman who featured on[…]
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“Tropical Rain” is the eighth album from pianist, composer and vocalist Meddy Greville. The album features a star studded line up including Randy Brecker- Trumpet | Giovanni Hidalgo- Percussion | Lionel Loueke- Guitar | Michel Alibo- Bass. “Tropical Rain” features thirteen original compositions ranging from the romantic ballad “Carmile” (written[…]
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German band Changes were one of the leading exponents of German Jazz in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Comprised of Wolfgang Engstfeld (Tenor Sax), Uli Beckerhoff ( Trumpet), Ed Kröger (Piano), Detlev Beier (Bass) and Peter Weiss (Drums) it can be said “Changes” influenced a generation of German Jazz[…]
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Autoritratto is the second album from Oscar Del Barba on Dot Time Records. This album presents Oscar alone with his instrument in a solo piano outing. The album features 10 original tracks, both through-composed and improvised. Musically, this album straddles the boundaries of Classical and Jazz with elements of minimal[…]
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Arik Strauss’s second piano trio album – In Spite of All – presents ten new compositions and two free improvisations. Following on the success of his first trio album, Mostly Ballads, these original compositions express a more upbeat atmosphere. Joined again by bass player Tal Ronen and for the first[…]
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There are a few things that one needs to be aware of when listening to the compositions of Zandzemble. . It is the musical brain-child or musings of a thoughtful composer, Mark Zandveld using his genius to create lyrical, melodic tone structure while employing numerous natural instrumentations or tones. The[…]
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Songs of the Beatles form the soundtrack of our lives. With a natural sense of improvisation, variation, swing, and a superior phrasing, the Internationally acclaimed vocalist Deborah J. Carter created new versions of these songs. Daytripper is not about nostalgically reproducing familiar recordings: with a fascinating tendency for freedom she[…]
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We are pleased to announce the third release in our ‘Legends’ Series – The Joe Bushkin Quartet (featuring Buck Clayton, Milt Hinton and Jo Jones) – Live at the Embers 1952. One night in early 1952, the violinist David Sarser, who played his prized Stradivarius under Toscanini with the NBC Symphony Orchestra,[…]
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