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Brad Dutz Kelso, Washington
Brad Dutz has parlayed impeccable musicianship, and natural collegiality into an evolving musical micro-community, equally at home in improvisational genres from rhythmically propulsive jazz to sonically adventuresome post-serial explorations, traversing a spectrum of traditional and graphic notations, additionally rooted in world music for percussion, winds and strings from every continent. ... more
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Dwarven Clockwork
by Three Hunters Trio
supported by 5 fans who also own “Jikemachi Street”
Amazed by Brad Dutz since the Tribal Tech recordings of the 80's & now Jasper Dutz is equally amazing!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Jikemachi Street”
Something of a meditative flow that feels more important than whatever he is playing at a given moment. Occasional monolithic phrases and delicate shaping of feedback sculpt time.
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Remind Me What the Bridge Does Again..
by A Jazz Album
supported by 4 fans who also own “Jikemachi Street”
Jasper Dütz's new album "Remind Me What the Bridge Does Again?" is the second of a hümourous reflection on life as a (jazz) müsician/stüdent. Cheers on another round of beaütiful standards imbüed with your ünique #clarinet sound and equally charming hümour!
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K(no)w Them, K(no)w Us
by Xhosa Cole
The Birmingham, England-based jazz musician connects the genre's past, present, and future on his debut album.
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Riveting, beautiful songs from Laurence Pike that employ a vast array of instruments and modalities and ease from jazz to ambient.
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Inspired by a trip to Indonesia, “Fleeting Future” is an album chock full of dense and dizzying jazz compositions.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Jikemachi Street”
Listening to this again today and it's terrific. This is different from most solo saxophone albums in a good way. Great melodic lines played with Tim's unique dark alto sound. Really like the track Curls.
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