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Grove Park
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Elden
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Suburbiton
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Local Hero
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Severance
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Rosebush
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The Bakehouse
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Duncan Eagles London, UK
Duncan Eagles “is fast becoming one of the most exciting players emerging on the UK jazz scene"
(JazzWise)
Following on from his Ropeadope debut Citizen he now presents his second album with the label entitled Narrations. “Contemporary Jazz in a class of its own” ER-EM Magazine ☆☆☆☆☆
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There is something alluring and imaginative about the structure of this music. It's angular and follows rhythmic and melodic patterns that I associate with Armenian and Azerbaijanian music (in the latter case, as expressed by Aziza Mustafa Zadeh (also a pianist)). And on this album I enjoy the soprano sax playing. Albums that hold my attention after the first 2 tracks are a 'must-buy' for me; this falls straight into that category.
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Yes! Amazing album. From the first notes of "Welcome," we are transported to a future. One that is new and yet familiar. A journey of sweet sounds and smooth dreams. One listen, and you will agree this has to go in your collection.
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Jazz trombonist honors Jamaican ska composer Don Drummond, and the island's musical heritage writ large, with a set of covers and originals.
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Turbulence and Pulse
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The Cape Town–based drummer explores the parallels between jazz and the growth and movement of historical forces on his latest LP.
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Rolling jazz with bright pianos and soothing brass lights up the latest from Cologne composer Pablo Held.
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