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Daily Archives: January 27, 2012

Lyambiko -[|]- Sings Gershwin [Sony IMPORT, 2012]

27 Friday Jan 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Music, New Music, Vocals, What's New?

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Lyambiko, SINGS GERSHWIN

Lyambiko -[|]- Sings Gershwin [Sony IMPORT, 2012]

The singer LYAMBIKO was born in the German state of Thuringia and grew up in a musically active family. Her grandfather was already a member of a jazz combo back in the 1930’s, and her father sang in both a church choir and in jazz and world-music bands in his native Tanzania. As a child, LYAMBIKO took lessons on the saxophone and the clarinet and in classical singing, and played the tenor sax in her music school’s big band. She was only 17 when she founded her first band as a singer (folk, pop and blues), and was the youngest entrant in a band contest where she won her first studio recording. Continue reading →

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Hiroshima -[|]- Departure [HIROSHIMA, 2012]

27 Friday Jan 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Contemporary Jazz, Independent Music, Music, New Music, Smooth Jazz, What's New?

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Hiroshima, Jazz, Kimo Cornwell, Tetsuya “Tex” Nakamura

Hiroshima, Departure

Hiroshima -[|]- Departure –MP3– [HIROSHIMA, 2012]

Hiroshima is the only Asian band to receive a Grammy-nomination and they have two. Legacy featured songs from the first 10 years and celebrated the band’s 30 years in the industry. Departure, number 18 for the celebrated Hiroshima who has created it’s own voice. . . One of the most unique bands in the world, Hiroshima combines traditional Japanese instruments, including koto, taiko and shakuhachi with western instruments and harmony, embracing rhythms ranging from Jazz to Latin and R&B –a blend referred to by famed British producer Robin Millar as “Urban World Music.”

After more than 30 years in the recording industry — and almost 4 million records sold – Hiroshima decided to leave record companies behind and venture on our own. It’s kinda scary, but given the changes in the music industry and what it’s now going to take for us to survive, we are moving toward direct contact with the community. Continue reading →

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The Caregivers by prolific artist Charles Bibbs

27 Friday Jan 2012

Posted by Rob Young in African American Art, Art, What's New?

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Art enthusiasts I have for you today acclaimed international artistry of Charles Bibbs, he’s is back with another amazing masterpiece from his enormous body of work. —Rob Young

Charles Bibbs -[|]- THE CAREGIVERS – [REMARQUE, Limited EDITION]

CHARLES BIBBS - 'THE CAREGIVERS' REMARQUE

::: SOURCE: The World Art.com :::

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Bart Wirtz -][- iDreamer [Challenge Records, 2011]

27 Friday Jan 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Biography, Modern Jazz, Music, New Music, What's New?

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Bart Wirtz, Jazz, Kendrick Scott, Nicholas Payton, Richie Goods, Saxophone, Xavier Davis

Bart Wirtz, iDreamer

Bart Wirtz -][- iDreamer -(MP3)- [Challenge Records, 2011]

[Biography] – One of the finest young saxophonists in Europe today, Bart Wirtz has a flexible and versatile style that ranges from hard bop to freer explorations. Wirtz has his own sound and open-minded approach to playing jazz. After winning several honors (including the Erasmus Jazz Prize, the Leiden Jazz Award and the Breda Jazz Prize) he became very busy with his career and has not stopped since.

Bart Wirtz has become an important member of different jazz groups. Continue reading →

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