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December 31, 2013To: Listings/Critics/Features
From: Jazz Promo Services
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Todd Londagin 5
Monday, January 6th
One set at midnight
196 Allen Street (bet, Stanton and Houston)
212-477-4155Featuring

Todd Londagin: trombone, voice
Matt Ray:piano, voice
Jennifer Vincent: double bass
Pete Smith: guitar
David Berger: drums
 Alex Norris: trumpet
No cover, no minimum

New CD
Todd Londagin “Look Out For Love”
Todd Londagin
“Look Out For Love”
(Self Produced)
Street Date January 29, 2013
Todd Londagin-vocals, trombone, PETE SMITH-guitar, DAVID BERGER-drums,
MATT RAY-piano, JENNIFER VINCENT-bassFor anyone who loves joyful, unpretentious, but highly creative and spontaneous jazz, Todd Londagin’s new album Look Out For Love will be a delightful discovery. The vocalist/trombonist’s music is a vivid reflection of his personal roots.  Growing up playing music and street busking in an itinerant, alternative-lifestyle family, he lived in buses, cars, homemade boats or tents, traveling throughout the U.S., Mexico, Canada and Europe. Home-schooled and with no formal musical training, Todd honed his skills the old-style way through influences like Nat King Cole, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, early Sinatra and New Orleans traditional jazz, especially Jack Teagarden (one of the few other trombonist/vocalists in jazz) and later, J.J. Johnson.
All of these diverse elements of musical experience have been brought together in a most refreshing, unfettered manner, and are fully evident on Look Out For Love.  In the company of four longstanding musical cohorts, Todd has assembled a repertoire of 10 songs, culled from the Great American Songbook and popular songs, each developed in a most organic fashion by the musicians involved. In testimony to the great jazz tradition of spontaneous creativity, each song sounds as if it was deftly arranged to deliver its story in a planned fashion.  But in truth, the songs were developed by the musicians in the studio in the best “home-cooking” style.
Part of this is due to the longevity of the musical relationships involved.  Bassist Jennifer Vincent and drummer David Berger have been playing with Todd since the early 1990s (all three were original members of the successful ‘90s band, The Flying Neutrinos); while pianist Matt Ray and guitarist Pete Smith have been performing with Todd since 2000.  Together, they artfully and lovingly developed each piece like an assortment of delicious dishes combined together for a cohesive feast.  As Todd explains,“each tune is an exercise in doing things in a different way.”
Reflecting the joyous abandon of the leader’s freewheeling upbringing, a full palette of styles is employed on the album, from the 1920s style of the bouncily up-tempo Some of These Days (a tune Londagin has played since boyhood) to the samba of Brazil.  With Matt adding glockenspiel and in the company of special guest Ms. Toby Williams joining in on the vocals, Brazil is a playfully romping item that surges in a controlled frenzy and is highlighted by Toby and Todd’s interwoven vocals on the way out.
Two tracks are guitar-less.  Pennies From Heaven is a smoothly mid-tempo swinger with Todd’s vocals sandwiched between two trombone solos and a two-fisted piano solo, all cushioned by Vincent’s brightly walking bass and Berger’s dynamic drumming.  You Go to My Head is a tender ballad featuring Todd’s clear, smooth vocals, perfectly ensconced in the setting fashioned by a most sympathetic rhythm section.
Beautiful balladry is also on tap with Cole Porter’s classic I Concentrate on You – a version known among singers as the “Sinatra changes.”  A lush piano intro sets the stage for Londagin’s sultry, evocative vocal, and the piece flirts with a delicious bossa nova groove in most organic fashion, nicely supported by the warm wood of Vincent’s bass.
Unabashed swing is definitely a consistent mood throughout the CD.  The title track Look Out For Love opens the album in jaunty style with nicely syncopated rhythms and a sparkling guitar solo.  A playful guitar/piano descending patterned vamp sets off Long Ago & Far Away, a brightly swinging piece with fine solos by Ray and Smith, and a vividly burning trombone solo.  Bye Bye Baby’s easy groove is nicely colored by tasteful trombone overdubs in the intro to Todd’s vocal.  An emphatic trombone solo, a vibrant bass turn and a short trading of fours between guitar and drums are highlights before the piece is ushered out on the wings of a trombone choir.
Additional subtle overdubs are used brilliantly in the production, only occasionally, and always to great effect.  The two closing tracks are perfect examples – and also take the album into a new and provocative territory. Stevie Wonder’s I Can’t Help It is a powerfully swinging, highly infectious piece built on nicely syncopated suspended rhythms.  Overdubbed vocals are most effective, and the song has a markedly modern feel that is both compelling and exciting. The album’s closer, Bust Your Windows, offers the greatest departure from the rest of the album.  The rubato opening sets the tone for a moody, dramatic journey – artfully constructed and filled with angular modality and emotional gravity.  The piece builds in intensity, slowly burning its way forward to its climax and going out in a gentle denouement. (The highly respected vocal contractor and back-up singer Gregory Clark provided significant influence on these last two pieces, but sadly passed away shortly after this album was recorded.)
Not enough can be said about the tremendous musicianship that went into this album.  The empathy and commitment of everyone to the overall vision is extraordinary and has truly produced a labor of love that not only has resulted in a very special album, but portends great things to come.
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New Release:
Adam Smale
“Out of the Blue”Featuring
Adam Smale – guitar Phil Palombi – bass
Mathew Fries – piano Kieth Hall – drums

(SBM3-2)
Street Date March 4, 2014
           One of the key elements of jazz mastery is the ability of the artist to tell stories through music; an art that many feel has been lost amidst too much focus on technical prowess.  The remarkable guitarist Adam Smale indeed has stories to tell, as fully evidenced by his outstanding new CD, Out of the Blue.  Like an anthology of short stories all connected by the vision of its author, Out of the Blue offers nine rich, perfectly plotted tales for the enjoyment and edification of its audience.To weave his fascinating stories, Adam brings two formidable components to the table – his own virtuosic mastery of his 7-string guitar honed by the influence of a diverse array of brilliant guitarists; and a supporting cast of musicians who not only understand the nature of the narratives they’ve been entrusted to help depict, but also dedicate themselves to the vision of their creative source.

Unequivocally naming the legendary Lenny Breau as his most profound influence, Adam also cites a broad array of other string masters including Chet Atkins, Albert Lee, Eddie Van Halen, Flatt & Scruggs, Pat Metheny, Pat Martino, Tal Farlow, Jim Hall, John Scofield and Kurt Rosenwinkel.  Add in Charlie Parker and Bill Evans……and a most stimulating brew results.  Applying all of this to his personally designed electric and acoustic 7-string guitars with his fingerstyle technique, and a most unique new talent in the jazz guitar world has emerged.

But jazz is in essence an ensemble form, requiring both a dedicated commitment and a truly sympathetic understanding to achieve the synergy the music demands.  To achieve that goal Adam selected pianist Mathew Fries, bassist Phil Palombi and drummer Keith Hall – a working trio known as Tri-Fi – knowing that their 10-year history together would bring the proper depth and wisdom to his initial CD as a leader.  The empathy and interplay are consistently in focus – punctuating, driving, grooving or simply swinging, the enhancement and projection of Smale’s overall vision is always the driving force.

While there are solo features for everyone – and always delivered beautifully – this is the guitarist’s album. His solos are perfectly constructed, drawing upon his full palette of resources in the most appropriate manner.   Each solo displays this diversity, never in a contrived fashion, but rather blending the various elements into a fully cohesive statement.
Eight of the nine compositions are Smale originals, similarly displaying the range of his musical vision, but connected by his conceptual unity.  The one non-Smale piece is Wayne Shorter’s Yes and No, reharmonized and constructed in a manner that stretches the original version, changing tempos even more daringly to create an ever-shifting environment – from fiery to elegant – for the dynamic improvisational explorations of Smale and Fries.

The quartet tracks are bookended by two pieces featuring Adam accompanied only by bass and drums. New Start opens the album with a call-and-response structure akin to a rapid-fire version of Miles’ classic So What – an ideal setting for Smale’s fluid fingerstyle approach with interval leaps that are almost Dolphy-esque. The album’s closer Original Sin is another scorcher based on the changes of Cole Porter’s What Is This Thing Called Love, displaying Smale’s chord-melody mastery in a vividly exciting solo built on heavily suspended rhythms.
Two more pieces are in a similar up-tempo mode.  Autumn Confirmation is a playful take on Bird’s classic Confirmation over the changes to Autumn Leaves.  What was initially conceived as an exercise is transformed into a foray of Bebop urgency with blistering guitar, a surging bass solo, an appropriately Bud Powell-ish turn by Fries, and a boisterous trading of fours between guitar and drums. NYC Love Affair – a tribute to the Canadian-born guitarist’s adopted hometown since 2009 – is an intricately smoking swinger with two-fisted Fries and switchblade edgy articulation by the guitarist.

At the other end of the spectrum, She Knows Me is a tender ballad that allows Smale to utilize Breau’s signature bell-like harmonics in a solo of filigreed delicacy.
Blues to Yous is an easy loper in angular lyricism with tantalizing, slightly behind-the-beat guitar solo, smoothly swinging piano and warmly grooved bass.
Jazzenco deftly touches on Flamenco stylings, but also develops in a fugue-like construction, with fine solos by all.  Smale explores the full range of his acoustic guitar while touching on the full palette of his stylistic arsenal.

But of all the tales told in this delightful album, the most viscerally visual isNight Drive.  A dramatic, rhythmically insistent and tension-filled piece, it unfolds with the powerful imagery and compelling complexity of a film noir, with Fries’ dynamic piano and Adam’s effective use of distortion stating the narrative, edgily stoked by Palombi and Hall.

Out of the Blue is a brilliant U.S. debut album by an extraordinary guitarist/composer who is destined to take his place in the front ranks of the contemporary jazz scene.
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Roger Davidson Quintet
Brazilian Jazz
@ The Metropolitan Room
Sun., Jan. 12th 9:30PM

Roger Davidson, piano
Pablo Aslan, bass
Adriano Santos, drums
Marivaldo dos Santos, percussion
Jed Levy, saxophone
$20 tickets
Reservations: 212-206-0440
APAP BADGE HOLDERS and PRESS
free admission and drink tickets

“Roger Davidson recalls the sophisticated early days of small-group Brazilian jazz. Davidson’s expert touch is especially evident.”  Jazz Times

“Roger Davidson led a first-class New York-based Brazilian jazz band in a romp through tunes from his lavish new double CD, Journey to Rio”
Lucid Culture review of recent concert at Zinc Bar
JANUARY CALENDAR
Jan. 8 & 15    7:15
Roger Davidson Trio
Roger Davidson, piano
David Finck, bass
Adriano Santos, drums
Jan 22 & 29     7:15
ROGER DAVIDSON TRIO with Brazilian vocalist Debóra Watts
Roger Davidson, piano
Chris Berger, bass
Adriano Santos, drums
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appy New Year
To All Of Our Media ColleaguesWe’ll be attending the
Jazz Connect Conference
at APAP|NYC 2014
January 9-10, 2014
at Hilton New York Hotel
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Please stop by our table and say hello.

2014 Projects

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Jane Ira Bloom – “Sixteen Sunsets”

(Outline 141)

Jane Ira Bloom-soprano saxophone, Cameron Brown-bass, Matt Wilson-drums, Dominic Fallacaro-piano
Grammy Nomination For Best Surround

Street Date: 01/07/2014

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Rich Rosenthal – “Falling Up”

(Muse-Eek.com MSK 301)

Rich Rosenthal-Guitar, Joe Giardullo-Soprano sax, Craig Nixon-Bass, Matt Crane Drums

Street Date: 01/07/2014

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Greg Lewis Organ Monk – “American Standard”

(Self Produced)

Greg Lewis-Hammond B3 Organ, Ron Jackson-guitar, Riley Mullins-Trumpet, Reggie Woods-Tenor Saxophone, Jeremy Bean Clemons-Drums

Street Date: 01/07/2014

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Matt Criscuolo – “Blippity Blat”

(Jazzeria Records)

Matt Criscuolo – Saxophone, Larry Willis – Piano, John Clark – French Horn, Billy Williams – Drums, Gerald Cannon – Bass

Street Date: 01/13/2014

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Rob Derke & The NYJAZZ Quartet – “Blue Divide”

(Zoho 201401)

 Rob Derke-soprano sax,  Aruán Ortiz-piano , Carlo De Rosa-bass , Eric McPherson drums 

Street Date: 01/14/2014

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Archie Shepp Attica Blues Orchestra Live

(Archieball ARCH 1301)Personnel: Archie Shepp: tenor and soprano saxophones, voice; Amina Claudine Myers: piano, voice; Tom McClung: piano; Famoudou Don Moye: drums, congas; Reggie Washington: bass; Darryl Hall: bass (5); Pierre Durand: guitar; Stéphane Belmondo: trumpet; Izidor Leitinger: trumpet; Christophe Leloil: trumpet; Olivier Miconi: trumpet; Ambrose Akinmusire: trumpet (5); Sébastien Llado: trombone; Simon Sieger: trombone; Romain Morello: trombone; Michaël Ballue: trombone; Raphaël Imbert: alto saxophone; Olivier Chaussade: alto saxophone; François Théberge: tenor saxophone; Virgile Lefebvre: tenor saxophone; Jean-Philippe Scali: baritone saxophone; Manon Tenoudji: violin; Steve Duong: violin; Antoine Carlier: viola; Louise Rosbach: cello; Marion Rampal: voice; Cécile McLorin Salvant: voice.

The album was recorded on Sept 9 2012 at the Jazz à La Villette Festival, June 14 2013 at CNCDC de Châteauvallon and on June17 2013 at Les Nuits de Fourvière Festival

ARCHIE SHEPP ATTICA BLUES ORCHESTRA – LIVE –
European Release – November 25 2013 / US Release Date January 7, 2014
on Archieball (independent label created by Archie Shepp in 2004),
distributed by Harmonia Mundi.

Street Date: 01/14/2014

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David Helbock´S Random/Control – “Think Of Two”

(Traumton Records 4599)

David Helbock: piano, inside-piano, toy-piano, melodica, bassdrum, clave, percussion, toys, electronics, Johannes Bär: trumpet, flugelhorn, piccolo-trumpet, bass-trumpet, baritonehorn, tuba, helicon, sousaphon, alphorn, didgeridoo, beatbox percussion, electronics, Andreas Broger: tenor sax, soprano sax, clarinet, bassclarinet, flute, slide-trumpet, bassdrum, percussion, electronics

Street Date: 01/14/2014

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Beat Kaestli – “Collage”

(Unit Records UTR 4488)

Beat Kaestli – voc, Will Holshauser – accordion, Jesse Lewis – guitar, Matt Wigton – bass, Fred Kennedy – drums, Elisabeth Lohninger – BG vocals

Street Date: 01/27/2014

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Todd Londagin – “Look Out For Love”

(Self Produced)

TODD LONDAGIN-vocals, trombone, PETE SMITH-guitar, DAVID BERGER-drums, MATT RAY-piano, JENNIFER VINCENT-bass

Street Date: 01/29/2014

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Alan Roth – The Breath Courses Through Us

(Asymmetric Pictures)U.S. PREMIERE AT THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 31, 2014

 The Breath Courses Through Us (2013) is a documentary film about the early 1960s avant-garde jazz group, the New York Art Quartet. The film focuses on the group’s 35-year reunion, while reaching back through their recollections of their foundations and innovative musical ideas. The year 2014 is the 50th anniversary of this group, and a revolutionary period in jazz music, which declared its existence in the October Revolution in Jazz, in October 1964.

featuring: John Tchicai, Roswell Rudd, Milford Graves, Reggie Workman, and Amiri Baraka

with: Steve Lacy, Pierre Dørge, Ben Young

guests: Evan Patrick, Verna Gillis, Lois Graves, Thurston Moore, David Murray, Maya Milenovic Workman, Margaret Naber, Yolo Tchicai

Street Date: 01/31/2014

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Lenny Sendersky And Tony Romano – “Desert Flower”

(LeTo Records)Lenny Sendersky-Alto and Soprano Saxophone, Tony Romano-Guitar, Randy Brecker-Trumpet

Joe Locke- Vibes, Cleve Douglass- Vocals, Steve LaSpina-Bass, Matt Kane- Drums

Street Date: 02/04/2014

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Adam Unsworth – “Balance”

(Acreording AC-48)

Adam Unsworth-French Horn, John Vanore-Trumpet & Flugelhorn, Bob Mallach-tenor saxophone, Mike Richmond-bass, Danny Gottlieb-drums
Arranged and Conducted by Byron Olson (except Tilt, arranged by Adam Unsworth)

Street Date: 02/04/2014

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Robert Prester – “Dogtown”

(Commonwealth Ave. Productions)

Robert Prester; piano and synth, Nicky Orta; bass, Ettienne Fuentes Jr.; drums, Jack Ciano; drums, Dave Schanzer; hand drums and percussion, Terezinha Valois; vocals, Jonathan Sigel; trumpet and flugelhorn

Street Date: 02/04/2014

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The Danny Petroni Blue Project, Featuring Frank Lacy

(DPS Records)

Danny Petroni – Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Frank Lacy – Lead Vocals/Trombone/Flumpet , Gary Oleyar – Violin, Gene Boccia – Bass , Calvin Jones – Upright bass on (Requiem for a Working man) , John Drymon -, Piano/Hammond B3 Organ, Steve Kramer – Piano on “Cracker Jack”, “Peanut Butter & Jelly”, John P Allen – Drums , Dave Halpern- Drums on (Mouse in the House)
Female Vocals, Jo Wymer on (I Changed my Ways) Backup Vocals on (Looking Good)
Backup Vocals on (God of War, Peanut Butter & Jelly, Requiem for a Working man)
Layonne Holmes, Ricky Collins, Katrina Harper

Street Date: 02/04/2014

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Frank Wess

(IPO Recordings IPOC1025)Frank Wess-Tenor & Flute; Kenny Barron-Piano;  Rufus Reid-Bass; Russell Malone-Guitar, Winard Harper-Drums

Street Date: 02/11/2014

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Sly5thAve Presents “Akuma” – (Truth Revolution Records TRR-014)

Sly5thAve (Sax) Ross Pederson (Drums), Daniel Foose (Bass), Hajime Yoshida (Electric Guitar), Keita Ogawa (Percussion), Jay Jennings (Trumpet), Brad Williams (Acoustic Guitar…tracks 7, 10), Cory Henry (Piano and Wurlitzer tracks 1,2,3 10), Phil Lassiter (Trumpet track 7), John Leadbetter (Flute track 5, 7), Zach Brock (Violin track 6,10), Denitia Odigie (Voice track 9)

Street Date: 02/11/2014

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Carol Fredette – “No Sad Songs For Me”

(Soundbrush Records SR1027)

Vocals-Carol Fredette; Piano- Helio Alves, Andy Ezrin, Dario Eskinazi;  Bass- David Finck; Drums and percussion- Kevin Winard;  Saxophone, Flute, Alto Flute-  David Mann;  Trumpet- Tony Kadleck;  Trombone- Michael Davis;  Guitar, Bob Mann

Street Date: 02/11/2014

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Daniel Smith – “Smokin’ Hot Bassoon Blues”

(Summit Records DCD 622)Daniel Smith-Bassoon, Robert Bosscher-Piano/Arranger, Michael O’Brien-Bass, Vincent Ector-Drums,

GUEST ARTISTS: Ron Jackson-Guitar, Efrat Shapira-Violin, Neil Clarke-Latin Percussion, Greg ‘Organ Monk’ Lewis-Jazz Organ, Frank Senior-Blues vocalist

Street Date: 02/11/2014

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Shawn Maxwell’s Alliance

(Chicago Sessions CS0021)

Shawn Maxwell – alto & tenor saxophones, flute, clarinet, Chris Greene – soprano saxophone, Keri Johnsrud – voice, Mitch Corso – guitar, Stephen Lynerd – vibraphone/percussion, Meghan Fulton – french horn, Rachel Maxwell – french horn, Macr Piane – acoustic bass, Stacy McMichael – acoustic bass, Paul Townsend – drums

Street Date: 02/14/2014

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John Brown – “Quiet Time”

(Brown Boulevard)Special Valentines Release Date February 14, 2014

John Brown (bass), Ray Codrington (trumpet, flugelhorn); Gabe Evens (piano); Adonis Rose (drums)

Street Date: 02/14/2014

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Adam Smale – “Out Of The Blue”

(SBM3-2)Adam Smale – guitar, Phil Palombi – bass, Mathew Fries – piano, Kieth Hall – drums

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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PJ Rasmussen – “Another Adventure”

(Third Freedom Music 1002)PJ Rasmussen: Guitar, Jim Ridl: Piano, Jon Difiore: Drums, Adrian Moring: Bass, Steve Davis: Trombone, Nate Giroux: Tenor Sax, Ben Hankle: Trumpet, Scott Robinson: Tenor Sax; Soprano Sax, Lauren Sevian: Bari sax

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Barbara Levy Daniels – “Love Lost And Found”

(Bldproductions Inc)

Barbara Levy Daniels (Vocals), John DiMartino (Piano and Music Director), Warren Vache’ (Coronet), Shinnosuke Takahashi (Drums), Paul Meyers (Acoustic Guitar), and 2 time Grammy Award winner Boris Kozlov (Bass).

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Mike Bardash Quintet – “Polygon”

(Rhombus 7120)Piano/Electric Piano: Mike Bardash, Bass: Gene Torres, Drums: Tony Lewia, Sax and Flute: Deji Coker, Trumpet: Kenyatta Beasley, Percussion: Bongo Bruno (Kenny’s Klave)

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Jon Di Fiore – “Yellow Petals”

(Third Freedom Music 1003)

Jon Di Fiore-Drums, Adrian Moring-Bass, Billy Test-Piano

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Lara Iacovini FEATURING STEVE SWALLOW – “Right Together”

(ABEAT ABJZ 127)LARA IACOVINI VOCAL, STEVE SWALLOW ELECTRIC BASS, PAOLINO DALLA PORTA DOUBLE BASS, ADAM NUSSBAUM DRUMS, ROBERTO SOGGETTI PIANO

GUESTS: ANDREA DULBECCO  VIBRAPHONE ON TRACKS 1,3,6,7,10,  GIOVANNI MAZZARINO PIANO & FENDER RHODES ON TRACKS 8,9

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Janice Borla Group – “Promises To Burn”

(Tall Grass Records TG 8281)Janice Borla-voice, Scott Robinson -tenor saxophone/flute, Art Davis-trumpet/flugelhorn, John McLean-guitars, Bob Bowman-bass, Jack Mouse-drums

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Dave Stryker – “8 Track”

(Strikezone Records 8809)Dave Stryker –guitar, Stephon Harris – vibraphone, Jared Gold – organ, McClenty Hunter – drums

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Beata Pater – “Golden Lady”

(B&B Records BB0419)

Beata Pater  – vocals, Hiromu Aoki – piano,Buca Necak – bass

Street Date: 03/04/2014

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Mark Weinstein – Latin Jazz Underground

(ZOHO ZM 201403)

Mark Weinstein-flute, Aruan Ortiz-piano, Rashaan Carter-Bass, Gerald Cleaver-drums, Roman Diaz-percussion

Street Date: 05/13/2014
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releases pioneering new
iPad Magazine
Musicians today, and those associated within the industry have seen so much change in the music business, that many are left  guessing how to reconfigure the business model effectively moving forward.
The traditional platforms that have disappeared have left many scratching their heads as the floor fell away, to be replaced by new platforms that seemingly offered great new opportunities of distribution on the one hand, but evidently unfair compensation for the musician is the reality on the other and trying to rectify the imbalance today is like searching for the Holy Grail.
So as a step in the right direction, it is refreshing to see more musicians putting on their entrepreneurial caps, (which would seem logical since they are after all living in the creative zone much of the time) and actually taking action to contribute to new methods of reaching an audience, in an effort to be  fairly compensated.
Motema recording artist JC Stylles is one of the new breed of entrepreneurial musicians to recently emerge and take up the fight, with his new release on the Apple Newstand for his pioneering iPad Magazine “Taste Hear Feel New York-with JC Stylles”.
The magazine available for iPad users reaches a gloabal and broad audience base by incorporating  three of New York’s predominant sub cultures in jazz, art, and food  equally, and appeals to anyone  who has a love or connection with the  New York experience. The benefit of the iPad magazine platform also allows a multi-media experience for the reader, with live video interviews, as well as the written word, making it a part magazine and part TV-like experience , and allows other notable talent to be presented worldwide to an audience who may otherwise not be reached.
It is a subscription based model which includes 6 bi-monthly editions for the one time price of $14.99.
Grab yourself a copy of the premier edition for yourself today, or as a completely unique gift for someone this holiday season, which also features another entrepreneurial musician in Spike Wilner  of Smalls Jazz Club talking about his vision in bringing the musicians and their audience closer together and his profit share plans for musicians.
Grab your copy of the premier edition subscription today here 
For content inquiries regarding Taste Hear Feel New York
 contact JC Stylles at: tastehearfeelny@jcstylles
For advertising enquiries contact: thfnyadvertising@jcstylles.com
For JC Stylles booking enquiries contact  jcstylles@jcstylles.com
Follow on Twitter now at:  JCStylles@TasteHearFeelNY
Visit JC Stylles at: http://www.jcstylles.com/
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