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Amina Figarova -][- TWELVE – [In and Out Records, 2012 | Review] –

07 Thursday Jun 2012

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

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Amina Figarova, Brad Platteau, Chris “Buckshot’ Strik, Ernie Hammes, In and Out Records, Jeroen Vierdag, Marc Mommaas, Piano

Amina Figarova, TWELVE

Amina Figarova -][- TWELVE – [In and Out Records, 2012 | Review] –

With the emergence of so many new artists on the scene it’s likely on any given day to overlook some of these notable treasures. Thankfully internationally distinguished pianist, composer and arranger Amina Figarova’s latest album on the renowned German based label In + Out Records “Twelve” wasn’t one that slipped through the cracks and caught my attention right away.

Born and raised in Baku Azerbaijan, Netherlands Amina is here with a wonderful yet intriguing “Twelve” an impressive project that symbolizes two very important factors, one the number of songs and secondly this outing gives her reason to celebrate her twelfth recording. Continue reading →

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– Marc Mommaas | Landmarc –

23 Friday Apr 2010

Posted by Rob Young in Modern Jazz, New Music

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Marc Mommaas - Landmarc

–Marc Mommaas .:|:. Landmarc – [Sunnyside, 2010]-

When the long-playing album format debuted in the fifties, the idea of an overall musical concept was the main impetus behind its creation. The Dutch-born, New York-based, tenor saxophonist/educator Marc Mommaas, who JazzImprov magazine cited for his “use of clipped phrases, upward sweeps, intervallic leaps and approximations of the human voice,” understands the thematic heritage of the album. His latest CD Landmarc features a guitar-centric lineup consisting of Nat Radley, augmented by fellow six-stringers, Vic Juris and Rez Abbasi, and backed by long-time associate, drummer Tony Moreno.

Mommaas’ serpentine sax inventions – aided by the bluesy, spacey and swinging plectra prowess of Juris, Abbasi and Radley, and buoyed by Moreno’s licketysplit drumming – intricately delivers a devilishly delightful nine-track CD that does indeed translate a virtual Rosetta Stone of rhythms, harmonies and melodies into real life stories.

..:: Source: Sunnyside Records ::..

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