9 Horses New York, New York
9 Horses is Joe Brent on acoustic and electric mandolin, Sara Caswell on violin and Hardanger d'amore, and Andrew Ryan on bass.
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Truly ambitious in its production and its expansion of 9 Horses’ core trio lineup, Omegah mixes jazzy exuberance with dark tinges via a potpourri of acoustic and electronic instrumentation. Yet the music is no mere hodgepodge, and its unexpected turns remain thematically consistent and compelling throughout. Add violinist Sara Caswell’s agile, inspired and passionate soloing, and the result is one of 2021’s very best contemporary jazz releases.
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How fabulous this is! My now favorite holiday album~ just wonderful, a gift for my ears and mind <3
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A Night Walking Through Mirrors
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When two longtime improv jazz collaborators meet these powerful peers from another city, the result is alchemical magic.
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Mazurek's latest outing is a chaotic, powerful and emotional tribute to his mother, who suddenly passed earlier this year.
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Imagination/Meditation
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This collaboration between guitarist Lucas Brode and drummer G. Calvin Weston is a freewheeling hybrid of experimentalism, jazz, and more.
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If Not Now, Who?
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Everything about this wonderful recording works beautifully! The writing is fun and adventurous without being pretentious or contrived, the musicianship is awe-inspiring ... every single note is played with gravity, intention and purpose and the whole thing is a joy-filled experience for both the ears and soul. In the time since Joe released "Borderland" I'd convinced myself that I couldn't possibly love his music more. Along comes "If Not Now, Who?", and I stand corrected.
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