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Kendrick Scott ORACLE -][- CONVICTION – [Concord Jazz, 2013] –

20 Thursday Dec 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Biography, Instrumental Music, Jazz, Modern Jazz, Music, New Music, Post-Bop, Press Release, Vocals, What's New?

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KENDRICK SCOTT drummer, composer and bandleader

KENDRICK SCOTT ORACLE – CONVICTION

Kendrick Scott ORACLE -][- CONVICTION – [Concord Jazz, 2013]

With the 2007 release of The Source – his debut recording as a leader – drummer and composer Kendrick Scott established a reputation right out of the gate as an explorer, someone with a generous measure of wisdom and insight to counterbalance his youth and newcomer status.

Nearly six years later, Scott and his band continue to dig beneath the surface to find the deeper truths in Conviction, their new CD scheduled for release on Concord Jazz on March 26, 2013 (international release dates may vary). As the title suggests, Conviction is the vehicle by which Kendrick and company look past the mundane and examine the motivating forces that propel us through life, even in those times when the greater truths are obscured by the tedium of the everyday. Continue reading →

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Truth Revolution Records Introduces Trumpeter and Composer Philip Dizack

01 Wednesday Aug 2012

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

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Aaron Parks, Composer, Jake Saslow, Joe Sanders, Justin Brown, Kendrick Scott, Linda Oh, Philip Dizack, Reinaldo De Jesus, Sam Harris, Trumpet, Truth Revolution Records

Philip Dizack, END OF AN ERA

Featuring Jake Saslow – Sax, Aaron Parks – Piano, Sam Harris – Piano, Justin Brown – Drums, Kendrick Scott – Drums, Linda Oh – Bass, Joe Sanders – Bass, Reinaldo De Jesus – Percussion.

On his second CD, End of an Era, trumpet player/composer Philip Dizack captures both of those moods in a collection rife with overflowing emotions and profound impact. Through Dizack’s voice, the grand tragedy of natural disaster and the intimate melancholy of personal loss find common ground in the universally shared experience of human existence. Continue reading →

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Joe Sanders Quartet -][- Introducing Joe Sanders [Criss Cross, 2012]

11 Wednesday Jan 2012

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

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Joe Sanders Quartet, Introducing Joe Sanders

Joe Sanders Quartet -][- Introducing Joe Sanders [Criss Cross, 2012]

Criss Cross is proud to present the leader debut of bassist Joe Sanders, who is most widely known on the international scene for his long association with pianist Gerald Clayton’s Trio, and is often heard with the best and brightest of his New York City peer group, of whom he convenes three – pianist Luis Perdomo, alto saxophonist Wil Vinson, and drummer Rodney Green (rising star vocalist Gretchen Parlato joins the mix on Sanders’ Journey and Sorrow) for a diverse recital comprising 7 strikingly melodic, harmonically sophisticated originals that cover a range of stylistic food groups, as well as 2 jazz standards (Cedar Walton’s Hindsight and Pat Metheny’s Question and Answer) and a songbook chestnut (The Things We Did Last Summer).

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