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Joy Anandasivam is a Montréal based guitarist and composer of multiple disciplines. His music mainly draws from two incredibly rich and different worlds, South Indian classical music, Carnatic and Jazz.
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In Joys' own words:
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In her native Brazil, Rosa Passos is known and loved as "the female version of João Gilberto." For a singer/songwriter who carries the soulful cool of bossa nova into a new age, there can be no higher compliment. Mingling the classics of Gilberto, Jobim, Barroso and other masters of Brazilian songs with her own enchanting works, Passos sings in a sweet, warm, totally-in-tune voice that the Los Angeles Times has hailed as "sounding a bit like the legendary Elis Regina but with the rhythmic articulation of Ella Fitzgerald."
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Ten tracks of instrumental and vocal performance of extraordinary caliber! Punchy rock and a variety of musical types cover a broad range of feels.
In Alberto Rigonis Own words;
I wanted to compose a solo-oriented album, without following any scheme, rule or trend, but I kept myself open to various musical genres and I invited some musicians friends of mine, to collaborate in this project. Although I am in a progressive rock band, in my album I tried to reach a freer and more poetic musical expression that matched to my melodic sensitivity. I therefore think that the album is accessible and can be appreciated by every kind of listener and not just by bass players.
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A tasteful combination of funk, rock, soul and electro. Hard driving melodies and infectious grooves accelerate your pulse. A creative use of basses .
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Bringing serious old school jazz to life. This album lets you experience Art Blakey's amazing work with a contemporary feel!
In Johns own words;
"Blakey's legacy as a consummate bandleader, always bringing new musicians
into the fold, urging them to make their personal contribution to the sound,
was one of my primary inspirations to make Terms of Art," says John Brown.
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Hellmut Hattler joins forces once more with renowned guitarist Torsten de Winkel in an amazing collection of live performances and his favorite cuts .
In Hellmuts own words;
...the “live cuts” album was a six years work to document the development of the band’s live activities - and to have something in my label’s repertoire to satisfy the people who want exactly what they’ve heard during a live concert. for me personaly it’s always incredible to mention the metamorphosis from studio songs to live-versions.
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