New Release Round-up,
Jazz New Release Round-Up - 7th July 2022
This week's picks for the latest jazz releases include a retrospective of Steve Tibbetts' 40-year stint with ECM Records, new music from Trombone Shorty on Blue Note, and South African drummer Tumi Mogorosi's Group Theory: Black Music.
This new ECM double-album, Hellbound Train, consists of selected tracks from guitarist Steve Tibbetts' four-decade archive on the label. Divided into electric and acoustic segments, Hellbound Train encompasses influences from minimalism, ambient and alternative rock.
Available Formats: 2 CDs, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
Trombonist (no surprises there) Trombone Shorty's first album in 5 years manages to encapsulate the wild energy of his live shows, influenced heavily as always by funk and rock music.
Available Formats: CD, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
Available Formats: Vinyl Record, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
This minimalistic duo recording by flautist Anders Hagberg and bassist Johannes Lundberg features spacious compositions and with delicately understated performances.
Available Formats: CD, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
Who Do You Love the Most? is the third album by the still young trio fronted by Kjetil Mulelid, featuring rearrangements of solo tunes from the eponymous pianist's album last year. Other than the 10 originals, the trio also take on a cover of American singer-songwriter Judee Sill's 'The Archetypical Man'.
Available Formats: CD, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
After three decades working as a composer, producer, engineer and all manner of other roles, Tonic marks Steve Baker's first album as a solo artist, playing with an all-star ensemble that features drummer Ralph Salmins, saxophonist Mark Lockheart, and trumpeter Laura Jurd.
Available Formats: CD, MP3, FLAC, Hi-Res FLAC
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