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Epic and orchestral in its sound, Daniel Casimir's "Safe" is an amazing work that brings together some of the brightest stars in the Jazz scene to create a truly inspired and impressive track.
Highly recommended...
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The entire group's groove dynamic is so fucking amazing. Shout out to Nubya Garcia, Joe Armon Jones, Daniel Casimir and that drummer Femi Koloeso. Keep making good music!!! btw the tuba's solo was above and beyond my imagination
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Carry Me Home
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A fantastic single release that finds KOKOROKO playing out in full force, with all of their considerable musical ability and talent on display, five and a half minutes of Jazz perfection...
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Songs filled with love and rage. Mourning [A] BLKstar meets D'Angelo on the streets - music to live by!
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Dialogues
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A salute to the London jazz scene from Berkson (formerly of electronic duo Berkson & What), rounded out by bursts of Detroit house and funk.
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For A Brief Moment We Could Smell The Flowers
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Heavy, soulful jazz mixed with the darker side of psychedelia makes for a potent brew on the latest LP from Bristol duo Run Logan Run.
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Expansions and Transformations: Part I & II
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There Is A Place
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The London jazz scene keeps on giving. A brilliant set.
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