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Bassist-Composer Brandi Disterheft Shows “Gratitude” on Her Third Release as a Leader for Justin Time Records, Available September 11

10 Friday Aug 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Improvised Music, Jazz, Modern Jazz, Music, New Music, Press Release, Straight Ahead Jazz, What's New?

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Anne Drummond, Bassist, Brandi Disterheft, Composer, Gregory Hutchinson, Justin Time Records, Ranee Rosnes, Sean Jones, Vincent Herring

All-star Crew Features Renee Rosnes, Vincent Herring, Gregory Hutchinson, Sean Jones and Anne Drummond

“She has the same lope or ryhthmical pulse as my late bass player, Ray Brown. She is what we call serious .” – Oscar Peterson

Brandi Disterheft, GRATITUDE

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Canadian Bassist-Composer Brandi Disterheft Releases Her Sophomore CD, Second Side

23 Friday Jul 2010

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

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Featuring Cool Jazz and Brazilian Pop Influences with Special Guests Holly Cole and Ranee Lee Available in the U.S. on September 14

Brandi Disterheft - Second Side

Bassist and composer Brandi Disterheft is fast becoming one of jazz’s brightest lights. Still in her twenties, she’s already made a huge impression on thousands of listeners, for both her imaginative live shows and her well-conceived recordings. Brandi’s premier album, Debut, won her the 2008 JUNO award (Canada’s Grammy), and her CV already catalogs successful concerts as far away as Japan and Haiti, and at jazz festivals from Vienna to Chicago, and a performance at Carnegie Hall.

It’s not only her fiery bass playing and charismatic performances that make people take notice. It’s also her innovative writing style, informed by various influences, from Mingus to Bjork. As Oscar Peterson said, “She is what we call serious.” Continue reading →

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