Guillermo Klein New York, New York
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Mareados”
This is one of the albums that really sweep me away, no matter which track I'm listening to, and its pleasantly long running time of almost 80 minutes guarantees a maximum sweeping effect. Basically, Matt Ulery is a jazz musician and composer playing the double bass, but the magic he creates on this and other albums is well beyond the confines of the genre. The brilliant varied orchestrations clearly put it into a neo-classical chamber music frame, frequently reminding me of Argentine chamber folk, and the smooth vocals contributed by Grażyna Auguścik and Sarah Marie Young add considerably to the magic, as does the piano work of Rob Clearfield, who's a great composer himself.
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Wake An Echo
by Matt Ulery's Loom
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This is a album I've gone back to several times. Matt lets his group play, and play they do. All of these pieces fell like full-group efforts, not written by a bassist to feature bass. Some songs feel driven, some searching, some making statements. Outstanding.
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Brazen Heart
by Dave Douglas Quintet
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This quintet has acquired legendary status as a working unit...all the musicians are exemplary at their craft and DD is one of my 'Big5'...he is an exquisite composer of both depth and breadth of vision...you can instantly recognise Dave's DNA in a tune...what's more, you feel there is also so much more to come!;his powers of expression are so special. These compositions are from the heart and I can only suggest that you take them to yours...
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 3, 2020
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Inspired by a trip to Indonesia, “Fleeting Future” is an album chock full of dense and dizzying jazz compositions.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 22, 2022
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Both Are True
by Webber/Morris Big Band
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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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