Bill Anschell, Brent Jensen and Chris Symer -][- BLUEPRINTS – [Origin Records, 2012] –

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Bill Anschell, Brent Jensen and Chris Symer, Drums, Origin Arts, Piano, Saxophone

Bill Anschell, Brent Jensen and Chris Symer, BLUEPRINTS

Bill Anschell, Brent Jensen and Chris Symer -][- BLUEPRINTS –Mp3– [Origin Records, 2012] –

As a follow-up to their lauded duo recording, “We Couldn’t Agree More,” soprano saxophonist Brent Jensen and pianist Bill Anschell decided to enhance their tonal palette, eliciting help from bassist Chris Symer as they explore a set of jazz standards with an uninhibited, free-wheeling interplay. Reminiscent of the great duo and trio recordings of Lee Konitz, Jimmy Giuffre and the like, their in-the-moment creations are singular and timeless. “We Couldn’t Agree More” consistently throws sparks at the listener and comes with about as high a recommendation as I can give an album.? – Chris Robinson, Earshot Jazz.

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Reggie Quinerly -][- MUSIC INSPIRED BY FREEDMAN TOWN – [Redefinition Music, 2012] –

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Antione Drye, Clinician, Composer, Corey King, Drummer, Educator, Enoch Smith Jr., Gerald Clayton, Houston TX, Marr Parker, Mike Moreno, Redefinition Music, Reggie Quinerly, Sarah Elizabeth Charles, Tim Warfield, Vicente Archer

Reggie Quinerly, MUSIC INSPIRED BBY FREEDMAN TOWN

Reggie Quinerly -][- MUSIC INSPIRED BY FREEDMAN TOWN – [Redefinition Music, 2012] –

Originally from Houston, Texas, Reggie Quinerly began playing the drums at an early age. His dedication and curious nature led his parents to search out private instructors Lester Grant and Samuel Dinkins III who would challenge and hone his musical skills.

After graduating from the renowned High School for the Visual and Performing Arts (HSPVA) he made his transition into the New York jazz scene, continuing his studies at the New School University. Since relocating in 1999 he has performed with the likes of saxophonist Joe Lovano, NEA Jazz Master Von Freeman, Branford Marsalis, Seamus Blake, James Spaulding, Greg Osby, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and pianist John Hicks. He has also had the fortune of learning from master drummers Jimmy Cobb, Joe Chambers, Michael Carvin, Lewis Nash and Kenny Washington. Another recent achievement includes the completion of his Master’s degree from The Juilliard School’s Jazz division.

Sandro Marinoni -][- NUMBER FOUR – [Frames Music, 2012] –

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European Jazz, Flute, Frames Music, Italian, Sandro Marinoni, Saxophonist, Trombone

Sandro Marinoni, NUMBER FOUR

Sandro Marinoni -][- NUMBER FOUR –Mp3– [Frames Music, 2012] –

Stefano Roncarolo is a young and virtuoso Italian bass player and Sandro Marinoni is a saxophone, flute and trombone player.

At your leisure, visit his label Frames Music and Marinoni’s site for more details.

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Anita Baker is set to return October 23, 2012 with her long awaited album ONLY FOREVER on Blue Note Records/EMI

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Anita Baker, Blue Note Records, Vocalist

Anita Baker, ONLY FOREVER (Pending Cover)

Songwriter, performer, producer and R&B icon Anita Baker is set to make fans of her romantic style excited with her seventh studio album, Only Forever, which will be released on Blue Note Records/EMI.

The ten track offering lives up to its title, featuring the same classic music that Baker is known for, but with a modern twist.

On Monday, August 6, 2012 at 10:00am ET, Baker will be the first recording artist ever to have an unprecedented premiere on Urban Adult Contemporary Radio for all Clear Channel stations as they play her single “Lately” every hour on the hour. The single is out digitally everywhere on August 7th.

Erimaj -][- Conflict Of A Man – [Don’t Cry Recordings, 2012] –

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Burniss Earl Travis, Chris Turner, Corey King, Don't Cry Recordings, Erimaj, Jamire Williams, Jason Moran, John Ellis, MacAuthor Genius, Matthew Stevens, Vicente Archer

Erimaj, CONFLICT OF A MAN

Erimaj -][- Conflict Of A Man –Mp3– [Don’t Cry Recordings, 2012] –

From the abstract mind of world-renowned drummer Jamire Williams, ERIMAJ is a progressive new band stirring up the NYC scene. This group is comprised of some of the most honored and respected musicians in music today. Spearheaded by the collaborative writing style of Williams and Corey King, the band features talented vocalist Chris Turner, the dynamic guitarist Matthew Stevens along with bassist Vicente Archer and Burniss Earl Travis. Extensions of the band include MacAuthor Genius Award winner Jason Moran and staple saxophonist John Ellis. With a new sound and experimental attitude towards the art form ERIMAJ is focused on breaking down the genre walls while still capturing the hearts of the true listener. -[Biography]

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Jordan Young -][- CYMBAL MELODIES – [Posi-Tone Records, 2012] –

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Avi Rothbard, Brian Charette, Composer, Drummer, Joe Sucato, Jordan Young, Posi-Tone Records

Jordan Young, CYMBAL MELODIES

Jordan Young -][- CYMBAL MELODIES – [Posi-Tone Records, 2012] –

Bells are ringing when drummer Jordan Young hits the set with his debut release for Posi-Tone, aptly entitled Cymbal Melodies. Indeed, Young succeeds in pushing his melodic message to the forefront with skillful leadership, while he ably demonstrates a total command of his own instrument. The session sings and soars from start to finish, featuring the B-3 wizardry and rhythmic genius of Brian Charette, the sensationally sizzling lines of guitarist Avi Rothbard, and Joe Sucato on sax for four tunes.

Critical listeners will certainly enjoy this flowing and thoughtful program of swinging selections and should agree that Cymbal Melodies announces that Jordan Young is an important and emerging new voice in jazz. -[Editorial Review | Amazon]-

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