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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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Critical Acclaim for Bassist & Composer Linda Oh’s Sophomore Album Initial Here

11 Monday Jun 2012

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

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Bassist, Ben Allison, Bill Frisell, eOne Music, Fabian Almazan, Greenleaf Music, JD Allen, Linda Oh, Rudy Royston

Linda Oh

“Further proof that Esperanza Spalding is not the only female bassist-bandleader worthy of acclaim.”
– LA Times

“On her terrific second album, bassist and composer Linda Oh digs deep within her personal history and surrounds herself with top-flight musicians to bring her ideas to life in full-blown color.”
– eMusic

“Oh’s compositions are affecting with convincing narratives … ”
– Down Beat

“President Theodore Roosevelt’s famous quote, “Walk softly and carry a big stick,” epitomizes Linda Oh, the soft-spoken bassist/composer who draws total respect with her intrepid musicianship.”
– All About Jazz

” … an eclectic blend of music as diverse as the bassist’s background.”
– No Treble Continue reading →

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Eric Erhardt -][- A BETTER FATE – [Tapestry Records, 2012 | Review] –

29 Tuesday May 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Flux Music Essentials, Fusion, Improvised Music, Jazz, Modern Jazz, Music Reviews, New Music, What's New?

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BKMusic, Clarinet, Composer, Dan Willis, Eric Erhardt, Flute, James Shipp, Linda Oh, Mike Davis, Nick Paul, Russ Johnson, Saxophone, Sebastian Noelle, Tapestry Records

Eric Erhardt, A BETTER FATE

Eric Erhardt -][- A BETTER FATE –Mp3– [Tapestry Records, 2012 | Review] –

The multi-faceted Eric Erhardt arrives with a harmonious palette of eight flavorful and astute originals pushes the envelope of his voicing’s on what is described as “acoustic fusion” on his debut album “A Better Fate.”

Based in the Mile High City (Denver), Eric was mentored by the legendary sax giant Dave Liebman. Erhardt a veteran in his own right is a notable band leader who wrote and arranged all compositions on this recording. This elegant tapestry consists of a blanket stitched and colored with the fibers of Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, rock and 20th century classic. Continue reading →

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NEW VIDEO: Linda Oh – Initial Here, Out May 22 on Greenleaf Music

09 Wednesday May 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Concerts, Festivals & Tours, Improvised Music, Jazz, Modern Jazz, New Music, Nu-Bop, Press Release, Videos, Vocals, What's New?

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Acoustic Bass, Dayna Stephens, Fabian Almazan, Jen Shyu, Linda Oh, Rudy Royston

Featuring DAYNA STEPHENS (saxophone), FABIAN ALMAZAN (piano), RUDY ROYSTON (drums) and special guest: JEN SHYU (voice)

Album Release | Tuesday June 19 | Jazz Standard New York, NY

With her debut CD, Entry, bassist/composer Linda Oh asserted herself as a unique new voice on the modern jazz scene. On her follow-up, Initial Here, Oh draws deeply upon her rich cultural heritage and broad range of inspirations to further define her musical autobiography. Continue reading →

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Jazz artist saxophonist & composer Brian Girley’s ‘FAITH’ release is available on Music Mechanism

14 Wednesday Mar 2012

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

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African American, Brian Girley, Gilad Hekselman, Julian Shore, Linda Oh, Ross Pederson, Saxophone

Don’t sleep in this emerging new voice in jazz, Orlando, FL native Brian Girley saxophonist and composer extraordinaire is not necessarily genre specific but he’s nonetheless deeply rooted in the fabric of ‘Faith‘ and his own unique sound! —Rob Young | Urban Flux Media

Brian Girley, FAITH

With the future of traditional record labels hanging in the balance, jazz musician, Brian Girley, uses cutting-edge technology to propel his music career with the online release of his debut album aptly entitled “Faith”.

“I just want to define a new path to make it easier for others,” Girley says.

Girley teamed up with the online New York based digital music and marketing service Mechanism, to give his fans a sneak peak of his album with an online listening party. Continue reading →

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Dave Douglas & Greenleaf Music Announce Big Plans for 2012:

21 Tuesday Feb 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Creative Music, Improvised Music, Music News, New Music, Progressive Jazz, Technology, What's New?

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Dave Douglas, Donny McCaslin, Linda Oh, Matt Ulery, Trumpet


New Artists, New Technologies, New Dave Douglas Quintet Album With All-New Lineup

Dave Douglas

While 2012 could be the year of the global apocalypse as predicted by the Mayans, trumpeter, composer and label head Dave Douglas and his label Greenleaf Music (GLM) continue to roll full-steam ahead by releasing jazz, post-jazz, and other creative music. The label’s credo is simply about creativity in musical expression. As a result, GLM’s sound is defined by the artists Douglas chooses to sign, allowing them room to define their own world—new sounds that connect, music that has something personal to say that is unique to that individual, as well as having something universal to offer. GLM believes that what interests listeners is not just the recorded product, but the artists themselves. As such we are interested in making available sheet music, artist commentary, discussion and more. Continue reading →

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Bassist & Composer LINDA OH Releases Sophomore Album Initial Here Out May 22, 2012 on Greenleaf Music

02 Thursday Feb 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Concerts, Festivals & Tours, Modern Jazz, Music News, New Music, What's New?

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Bass, Composer, Dayna Stephens, Fabian Almazan, Jazz, Jen Shyu, Linda Oh, Rudy Royston

Featuring DAYNA STEPHENS (saxophone), FABIAN ALMAZAN (piano), RUDY ROYSTON (drums) and special guest: JEN SHYU (voice)

Linda Oh, Initial Here

With her debut CD, Entry, bassist/composer Linda Oh asserted herself as a unique new voice on the modern jazz scene. On her follow-up, Initial Here, Oh draws deeply upon her rich cultural heritage and broad range of inspirations to further define her musical autobiography.

“This album tells a story about identity,” Oh says. “Cultural identity and musical identity. I wanted to go in a few different directions to explore some more extreme emotions.” Continue reading →

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Linda Oh Trio -][- ENTRY [Linda Oh Trio]

28 Friday Jan 2011

Posted by Rob Young in Improvised Music, Modern Jazz, Music, Progressive Jazz

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Linda Oh Trio - ENTRY

Linda Oh Trio -][- ENTRY – [Linda Oh Trio, 2009]

Innovative, powerful musical statement using this unique trio – never lacking in energy or emotion . This is a concept album featuring clever compositions that include a blend of mixed meters, modern jazz, free improv and elements of rock.

The title of Linda Oh’s debut CD, Entry, describes not only her emergence as a leader, but her arrival amongst the ranks of bassists
who step out of the sidelines into the spotlight with a strong, cohesive vision. Alongside Ambrose Akinmusire on trumpet and drummer Obed Calvaire, Oh offers a compelling three-way conversation in which she serves as both equal voice and steely anchor.

“So many musicians want to do everything with their first album,” Oh says. “Especially bass players who play upright and electric – Here’s me doing a funk tune, here’s me doing a swing tune… I wanted to steer completely clear of that and have something kind of raw as well as challenging. Basically, I knew I wanted to do something different.”

Though she achieves that goal musically throughout Entry, Oh’s backstory alone ensures her uniqueness, even on the globally-oriented New York scene. Born in Malaysia to Chinese parents and raised in Western Australia, she arrived in NYC three years ago having followed a circuitous route, culturally and musically. —CDBaby

..:: SOURCE: CDBaby.com ::..

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