John Swana Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Dizzy Atmosphere
by Dave Douglas
supported by 5 fans who also own “Rhythm Changes Work”
This is a wonderful album! Dave Douglas is one of my heroes. He's more than a great musician. He has a vision for the music and a feeling for putting together a group which is unique. So, beside Joey Baron (another heavyweight and one of my absolute favourite drummers) he invited some young cats to this session. They play just great and make sure that this music sounds totally fresh, whilst at the same time being deeply rooted in the jazz tradition.
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Being & Becoming
by Peter Evans
supported by 5 fans who also own “Rhythm Changes Work”
That's an easy one! We're all BEING human, and we're all BECOMING dead! 'Til then, Parmenides and Heraclitus aside, I'll add Evans to my collection of favourite trumpeter albums. I love the easy-breezy charm of Chet Baker, blowing soft clouds; and Miles Davis' Bitches Brew is obviously it. This is suiting my taste in the abstract right now.Put a trumpet player through a mincer with a squeaky toy he might sound like this.Which is not a criticism, truly.A link of Peter Evans? Breakfast sorted!
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Devotion
by Dave Douglas | Uri Caine | Andrew Cyrille
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rhythm Changes Work”
Its Trio (sometimes Duo) music changing between space and density. Each musician beautifully develops the sound of his instrument. Just listen to the tone quality of the trumpet,*****.
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Eternal EP
by Duckem
Greek producer Duckem balances dreamy melody, shuffling rhythms, and bubbling bass on his new EP.
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Luck Be A Weirdo Tonight
by Fila Brazillia
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 6, 2021
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Arcabucero Extirpador
by Various Artists
A whopping 23 tracks on this compilation from Lima, Peru label Caral Electronica showcasing the darker end of the electronic music spectrum.
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Dave Douglas Quintet Live at Jazz Standard
by Dave Douglas
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rhythm Changes Work”
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