Tag: Breathe

• Vula Viel: Do Not Be Afraid

  One of those albums that’s hard to review, its mix of world music and jazz being possibly unique. You can’t compare it to anyone else and the best comparison we can make is a rainbow: it’s sweeping and colourful, though possibly lacking a pot of gold at the end for the performers. Some history: Vula […]

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  May 17, 2019

  Jazz, World

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• Andrew McCormack: Graviton

  Nominally jazz, if only for the instruments used, this ambitious album takes in everything from prog to bop. On his website McCormack explains that gravitons are tiny particles that carry the force of gravity. “It is what brings you back down to Earth when you jump,” he says, though how this applies to the album […]

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  June 25, 2018

  Jazz, Uncategorized

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