Storyville Records Denmark
Storyville Records is Europe’s oldest independent jazz label. It releases a rich variety of jazz, blues and related musical genres, often accompanied by authoritative notes and rare extras. This iconic label was founded in 1952 in Denmark and today continues to augment its historic catalogue of recordings made by American jazz and blues legends with new releases from contemporary jazz artists. ... more
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Both Are True
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This albums has some fantastic writing, and is beautifully arranged and recorded. For fans of more modern experimental big band.
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I'm glad these four musicians took the opportunity to play and record together. They seem to be listening very carefully to each other. A seamless performance of individuals, yes indeed.
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Salute to the Sun
by Matthew Halsall
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I normally only listen to electronic music, but after listening to this album months ago I found it kept calling out to me. Now after purchasing it I can see why. I am totally addicted to its beauty and harmony. Thank you so much for the wax version, as it is the only form of music I collect.
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Thank You, Duke!
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
The Arkadia Jazz All-Stars deliver a low-lit, elegant take on Duke Ellington classics, each note delivered with tenderness and grace.
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Eric Plaks Septet - The Orbora Tree Suite
by Eric Plaks
A sonic exploration of the life and thoughts of trees, this is brave and exploratory contemporary classical music and avant-jazz.
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New Zealand saxophonist Jeremy Rose hits us with an LP full of nimble jazz with noir-y melodies.
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Touch My Beloved's Thought
by Greg Ward
supported by 10 fans who also own “Mysterious Room”
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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