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OmniTone
All the tones, all the shapes, all the time...
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David Liebman Big Band:
Beyond the Line
Grammy-nominated! World debut
recording. Winner
of prestigious Aaron Copland Award! Six Liebman
compositions arranged by six leading arrangers (including
Jim McNeely and Vince Mendoza) —plus an audacious "Sing
Sing Sing" performed by top-flight East Coast players.
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Cameron Brown and
the Hear & Now: Here
and How!
Cam's first album as a leader
after nearly 40 years of performing! Recorded
live in tour in Belgium, it features vocalist Sheila
Jordan, trumpet wizard Dave Ballou, and drummer Leon
Parker ... with tenorman Dewey Redman as guest.
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Angelica Sanchez:
Mirror Me
Full of satisfying and stimulating
surprises, Sanchez's music is a refreshing new take
on creative improvisation. Engaging stories
with ear-tingling playing by NY improvisors may make
this one of the most important jazz piano debuts
in years.
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John McNeil:
This Way Out
Recorded in Barcelona with
Spanish new music's Gorka Benitez and Giulia Valle,
this features eight originals infused with Flamenco, "West
African reggae," hypnotic odd meters (19/8!), and
trumpet synthesizer effects done entirely acoustically.
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String Trio of New York:
Gut Reaction
Their first internationally-available
live recording, recorded live at New York’s
Jazz Standard, premieres three new suites of music,
including one by trumpeter and composer Dave Douglas,
and it's the S3NY recording debut of violinist Rob
Thomas.
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Frank Kimbrough Trio:
Quickening
One of the most engrossing
jazz piano trio albums to come along in the last
ten years! Eight intriguingly unfolding original
compositions captured live concert, crackling with
anticipation, with the stellar interaction of Ben
Allison and Jeff Ballard.
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