Sean Wayland -][- Click Track Jazz : SLAVE TO THE MACHINE (Vol 1 & II) – [Seed Music, 2012] –

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Bandcamp, Composer, Engineer, Fully Altered MEDIA, Jochen Rueckert, Keyboardist, Mark Guiliana, Mastering, Matt Penman, Mixing, Orlando Leflemming, Piano, Sean Wayland

sean wayland, slave to the machine

Sean Wayland -][- Click Track Jazz : SLAVE TO THE MACHINE (Vol 1 & II) –Mp3– [Seed Music, 2012] –

In this ambitious double release Sean Wayland utilizes synthesizers along with acoustic piano in a way few jazz musicians have dared. Featuring: Mark Guiliana (drums), Keith Carlock (drums), Donny McCaslin (tenor sax), James Muller (guitar), Wayne Krantz (guitar) Nate Wood (guitar), Jeff Hanley (bass) and many more.

Brad Jones -][- AVANT LOUNGE – [Ropeadope,2012] –

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Brad Jones, AVANT LOUNGE

Brad Jones -][- AVANT LOUNGE –Mp3– [Ropeadope,2012] –

New York native Brad Jones wears many hats in the jazz world. He is a bassist who has toured and recorded with artists like Ornette Coleman, Elvis Costello, Elvin Jones, David Byrne, Muhal Richard Abrams, Sheryl Crow, Deborah Harry, Dave Douglas, Vernon Reid, John Zorn, Don Byron, Marc Ribot, and The Jazz Passengers. He has leaded the Brad Jones Quartet and Aka Alias, and they have released a total of three recordings.

He is an educator who has taught all over the world and is currently on the music faculty of Columbia University. His newest record is Avant Lounge, where he unconventially covers tunes from jazz’s greats including John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, and Cecil Taylor. He is also touring throughout the summer. -[Avant Lounge.Bandcamp]-

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New Release From Alison Wedding “This Dance” (GroundUp GRO 112)

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Alison Wedding, Bandcamp, Female Vocalist, GroundUP Music/Ropeadope Records, Jazz Promo Services, Jazzheads

Alison Wedding started her music career at age two, singing for family and friends in the living room. But it was not until she walked into a jazz ensemble at her fine arts high school in Dallas, Texas, that she was first introduced to jazz. The harmonies, chord progressions, and rhythms fascinated her. She listened constantly to horn players, learning their solos, and with the help of her mentor Dave Alexander, Alison began to explore improvisation, which has become one of her greatest skills. [Excerpt | Bandframe.com]-

Alison Wedding [Click the image to Listen]

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