Jazz reborn

Lovely Latin-inspired music, full of twists and turns. I had missed Guillermo Klein's work until now, but I need to correct that. Out today on Bandcamp. Last track in the album "A Navarro" is a delightful take on choro, which Anat Cohen's fans will certainly enjoy.

 

Found this band via Roon, Girls in Airports.
Bandcamp link: https://girlsinairports.bandcamp.com/music

 

The awesome Seven Poets trio, Tomas Fujiwara (drums), Tomeka Reid (cello and bass), Patricia Brennan (vibes), releases a new album, Pith, on Bandcamp.

 

Original version of "Love Will Find a Way" from the album Pharoah. Starts with an extended, sometimes off-key vocal section/intro by Pharoah Sanders, followed by sax solo, then around the 6 minute mark the highlight for me is the lengthy guitar solo from Tsziji Munoz. I think this is due to be re-released as a box set soon with the full session recordings.

 

I really like this band! Listening via my Dunu Kima Classic IEMs- they seem to speak to me. Especially with female vocals.

 

Here's another advance single, "Salute" from the upcoming Daniel Villarreal album Lados B with Jeff Parker and Anna Butterss.
Laid back groove based jam, not groundbreaking but very pleasant. Feeling good about my preorder.

 

This album was discussed a few messages ago by @bobboxbody. Truly stunning and out now.

 

I've been enjoying Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music
This track is "Raisins Under the Sun" featuring Shabaka Hutchings
Afro-Cuban fusion vibes, laid back groove, great playing all around.

 

These two avant-garde-ish Intakt releases are taking an inordinate fraction of my listening time:

Beyond Dragons by Angelika Niescier, Tomeka Reid, Savannah Harris:



Chimaera by Sylvie Couvoisier with Christian Fennesz, Wadada Leo Smith, Nate Wooley, Drew Gress, and Kenny Wollesen:



Tomeka Reid had also a great part in Tomas Fujiwara's Pith that I recommended earlier.

Those 3 albums are my favorite edgier new music in quite a while. There are several others a bit more staid too from Tyshawn Sorey, James Brandon Lewis, Johnathan Blake, and Kris Davis. I'll have to write a longer list...

 

One of my favorite group of musicians live.

This set sounds awesome.

 

Bandcamp: https://kinva.bandcamp.com/album/kinva

 

Very mellow and very nice. I am a sucker for just about anything with a horn and Love horn jazz.

 

Discovered on bandcamp daily

https://murielgrossmann.bandcamp.com/track/devotion-2

 

Just discovered this today. The whole album is great, but I love this cut

 

Yes! Got if this weekend. Very different from James Brandon Lewis's main output. So what, a totally winning set!

 

Beyond Dragons is so good thanks for the recommendation as always Fernando <3

 

This electronic jazz album is unlike anything I heard in a long time. The closest relatives (but not that close) are some of Louis Sclavis's earlier works like Napoli's Walls, but with a funk touch that reminds me fusion-y pieces in Carla Bley/Michael Mantler's Escalator Over the Hill or the Henry Kayser/Wadada Leo Smith Yo Miles! series.