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http://www.radarmenfromthemoon.nl
http://www.myspace.com/radarmenfromthemoonnl
Origine du Groupe : Nederlands
Style : Psychedelic Rock , Stoner Rock , Instrumental
Sortie : 2011
By Robin
from http://stonerobixxx.blogspot.fr
'Radar Men From The Moon': an old scifi b-movie & a fresh space rock band from the Netherlands. I originally found this gem through a site called prog-sphere.com, they have an excellent
selection of Bandcamp picks over there (from indie to space & stoner rock), check it out.
With Radar Men From The Moon they had me on 'instrumental space/post/stoner rock'. Something that describes this Dutch band perfectly. We all know by now what to expect when it comes to the
Netherlands & space rock (35007, Gomer Pyle, Het Droste Effect, Astrosoniq, Mother-Unit,..), these guys are no exception. Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones is RMFTM's debut album &
a highly impressive one in it's kind. A laid-back, fuzzy, warm, hypnotic & intergalactic trip, any fan of space/ psychedelic/ desert rock should give it a chance!
I'm still surprised these guys are so hidden, decided to give their wonderful tunes some exposure on here (and special thanks to the Radar Men for the sweet review copy). So here it is for all to
hear, a 46 minute treasure of jammin' space rock, get this & spread the word!
Tracklist :
1. Space Colonists (9:32)
2. The Wire (9:22)
3. Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones (9:46)
4. The People Who Stay On The Earth Will Explode (9:17)
5. Moonjuice (8:38)
NAME YOUR PRICE
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http://mrkid.bandcamp.com
http://mrkid.promodj.ru
Origine du Groupe : Russia
Style : Abstract Hip Hop , Beatmaker
Sortie : 2012
Pour http://promodj.com/mrkid
J'aime le son chaud du jazz, son humeur, sa philosophie.
Je suis en train d'écrire la musique, qui est basé sur - un jazz / hip-hop.
Le désir de bien faire face à tout cela il n'y avait pas si longtemps - il ya un an.
La base de la quantité - des échantillons de jazz, soulovyh, blues, etc musiciens.
Tracklist :
01. Mr.KiD - Your Eyes
02. Mr.KiD - Getting Over You
03. Mr.KiD - Rendezvous
04. Mr.KiD - Romance
05. Mr.KiD - I Get High
06. Mr.KiD - Don't Cry
07. Mr.KiD - Dreams Of Paris
08. Mr.KiD - Interlude
09. Mr.KiD - Alone
10. Mr.KiD - Sex Appeal
11. Mr.KiD - Depression
12. Mr.KiD - I Believe
13. Mr.KiD - Sometimes
14. Mr.KiD - Every Day
15. Mr.KiD - My Only Love
FREE DOWNLOAD
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http://www.dezordr.com
http://dezordrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/versus
Origine du Groupe : France
Style : Abstract Hip Hop
Sortie : 2012
Par Jean-Charles pour http://www.dezordr.com
Sortie du EP vinyle "Versus" est disponible.
Dtracks (Audioclockers), La main gauche (K2C), Shiyugosha et Stekri ont bâti ensemble "Versus" comme pour sceller un pacte, mêler une goutte de sang dans un jardin d'enfants, parce qu'on
appartient à la même bande. L'union faisant la force, ils refusent de se laisser impressionner par quiconque voudrait les contraindre à renoncer à leur liberté musicale, sous prétexte que le
chaos règne dehors.
Ils s'en contrefichent. Ils s'épanouissent en produisant la musique qui leur ressemble sans chercher à se démarquer à tout prix de leurs influences. S'il s'agit bien de Hip Hop aux relents rock
du fait des apports de Shiyugosha à la guitare, mais on pourrait tout aussi bien parler d'autres courants musicaux.
En grande partie instrumental, le disque parle de ces révoltes qu'on ne peut taire (fumigène, jets de pierre, ecchymoses, une vie n'est rien...). Avec ou sans le verbe, à la fin de chaque
morceau, demeure un sentiment de confusion, les chenapans s'amusent à faire coexister doute et intime conviction d'être dans le juste, dérèglement et harmonie.
La meilleure attaque étant la... Ils se défendent d'être attirés par le sombre. Le disque contient de la dualité, à l'image de la pochette du disque où trône un crâne à la fois symbole de la mort
et de la vie, réceptacle aux idées reçues.
À l'écoute du disque, même s'ils n'ont pas voulu se doter d'un nom, il est évident que ceux-là regardent le monde depuis le même point de fuite.
Biographie :
Dtracks :
Photographe, graphiste et musicien, Dtracks multiplie les identités et les collaborations. Il est en d'autres en charge des visuels Dezordr.
Source intarissable de morceaux torturés mariant électro, jazz et hip hop. Influencé par de nombreux style musicaux, adepte du sampling, véritable chercheur de son, son passage à Londres va
marquer son goût pour l’esprit de fusion des genres, qui émanes de ses productions aux rythmique souvent torturées. Il réalise en 2009 l'album éponyme "Audioclockers", groupe fondé en 2007 en
compagnie de son frère Dj BlatX.
Pour en savoir plus sur Audioclockers : http://www.dezordr.com
Discographie :
- Audioclockers (album) 2009 (Dezordr Records)
La main gauche (K2C) :
La formule alpha numérique symbolise à la fois une aventure humaine et le code du secret le mieux gardé du 13ème arrondissement depuis les années 90'. L'entourage du trio est seul capable de
dénombrer les multiples collaborations qui ont enrichies le groupe, et les soubresauts qui ont conduit à annuler ou à retarder les sorties de tel ou tel projet.
Mais il n'y a pas de crainte à avoir, l'envie d'en découdre est toujours aussi vivace comme l'acharnement textuel ou encore le désir de préserver l'univers si particulier qui habille le groupe
comme une scarification. D'ailleurs, il parait difficile au regard de son parcours d'attribuer une étiquette définitive à K2C. Il fut question d'hardcore Jazz, d'abstract ou encore d'hip hop
électro. Ce qu'il faut retenir, il me semble, c'est la démarche intimiste et brute.
Après des années de doutes et d'expérimentations, un Ep devrait être proposer prochainement par La Main Gauche ainsi que d'autres projets en cours de finalisation, en vinyle par amour pour
l'objet, et au format digital. Car au delà des opus collectifs, les membres de la click souhaitent également développer des collaborations mutantes.
La main gauche, Badem et Coco Bello ne sortent pas des disques, ils font de la musique. C'est peut-être là que tout se joue.
Discographie :
- Maxi 1994 (Clandestin Sound)
- Hymne mature (Ep) 1998 (Clandestin Sound/Mad Funk)
- k2C03 (maxi) 2005 (Clandestin Sound)
A venir :
La main gauche - Derrière les palissades (Ep)(Bakemono/Dezordr) prévu pour l'été 2012
Shiyugosha :
Guitariste et grand amateur de cinéma asiatique, Shiyugosha évolue principalement entre 2 mondes, post rock et hip hop. Ses principales influences reste la scène canadienne en termes de sonorités
et les ambiances de films de samouraï revues et corrigées à sa manière ; mais sa passion de la musique l’amène à piocher à travers différents style musicaux pour peu qu’ils contribuent à
développer un univers.
Elaborant des mélodies avec sa guitare, il brode ensuite autour un mélange subtil de rythmique et de bruitage propice à l’imagination.
Stekri :
Sa recherche sonore se nourrit du chaos des bruits et des sons qu'il accumule. Il se définit lui même comme un "ciseleur de boucan" générant autant des espaces organiques, que des masses sonores
en tension. Son univers, toujours en expansion, se situe à mi-chemin entre hip-hop et dub.
A venir :
Il sortira un EP, intitulé "Terres Noires" en Avril 2012, premier volet du triptyque "Du bruit au boucan"
Tracklist :
1.Mescaline - Dtracks vs Shiyugosha 05:15
2.Ecchymoses - Shiyugosha vs Stekri 04:01
3.Une vie n'est rien - La main gauche vs Stekri (cuts by Moktarr) 04:39
4.Stone and mist - Stekri vs Dtracks 04:39
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http://www.groundation.com
https://www.myspace.com/groundation
Origine du Groupe : North america
Style : Reggae
Sortie : 2001
From http://www.amazon.com
11 track album contains all new music from California's premier roots reggae band. Features legendary reggae artist Ras Michael on Nyabinghi drums & the soothing voice of Marcia Higgs,
daughter of the late Joe Higgs, on backing vocals. Mixing was done by world famous engineer Scientist (Culture & Burning Spear) & mastering was by Jim Fox (Ziggy Marley).
Personnel:
All songs performed and arranged by Groundation :
Harrison Stafford (vocals, guitars, percussion)
"Iron" Ryan Newman (bass)
James Stafford (drums, percussion)
Marcus Urani (hammon b3 organ, rhodes, piano, keyboards, melodica, percussion)
Jason Robinson (saxophone and flute)
Kelsey Howard (trombone)
David Chachere (trumpet)
Joshua Anderson (congas, percussion)
Shawna Anderson (backing vocals)
Alison Harris (backing vocals)
Paul "Papa" Spina (timbales)
With our honored guests:
Marcia Higgs (backing vocals)
Ras Michael (funde and repeater)
Tracklist :
1. Weak Heart
2. We Na Forget (Rome)
3. Wanna Know
4. Throwing Stones
5. One More Day (Live It Up)
6. Head Strong
7. If I
8. Waterfall
9. Nyabinghi Order
10. Jah Spirit
11. Each One Teach One
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http://www.noiseshaper.net
https://www.myspace.com/noiseshaper
Origine du Groupe : Germany , U.K
Style : Alternative Fusion
Sortie : 2009
By Dan Johnson from http://www.popmatters.com
To celebrate a decade of producing fine electro-reggae, regatta de blanc duo Noiseshaper offers its new full-length effort Satellite City. The album is a faithful evolution of dub reggae—a genre
built on the strength of production technique and a visionary-like big sound. Within electronically generated beats and nostalgic vocal performances that encapsulate styles ranging from soulful
Jimmy Cliff to rude boy spits, Satellite City paints a warm portrait that blends Kingston and London in one sonic city. Simultaneously classic and yet modernist, the Austrian duo of Florian
Fleischmann and Axel Hirn strives to produce an evolution of rootsy music that plays like the perfect album for an Indian summer in the city. The album seems to lament the loss of personal
connection on the hot streets as an ever-growing plague of concrete and steel forces a city upward and its people apart. This satellite city is an integration of carefully crafted instruments
with beautiful, booming bass levied beneath veiled vocals and distant melodies in a pyramid of sound that captures the balance of a lonely city. Tracks like “Big Shot”, “Ghetto”, and “Satellite
City” resonate as physical, emotional testaments to isolation and as noisy tools to crack the heartless concrete of urban solitude in an album that is impressive overall. For the reggae faithful
and the alike, Satellite City is a pleasing, energetic moment in sound that delights and winds through the future of reggae.
Tracklist :
01 - Big Shot (feat Sketch Walton)
02 - Satellite City (feat Sherrez)
03 - We Rock It (feat Sammy Dread)
04 - As Long As It Takes (feat Juggla)
05 - Got It Bad (feat Wayne Martin)
06 - Wanna Feel More (feat Sketch Walton)
07 - Ghetto (feat Jackie Deane)
08 - Universal (feat Juggla)
09 - Sod's Law (feat Ayesha)
10 - Some Say (feat Sketch Walton)
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https://www.myspace.com/rootszombie
http://soundcloud.com/rootszombie
Origine du Groupe : France
Style : Dub , Ska , Reggae , Instrumental
Sortie : 2010
Pour http://soundcloud.com/rootszombie
Roots Zombie, né entre Paris et Bordeaux en 2009, est un meelting pot de sons fait maison mixé façon dub.
Tracklist :
01. Dub attack (02:54)
02. High frequency (04:41)
03. Old school vibration (04:25)
04. Frida like the ska (04:17)
05. Road of freedom (03:38)
06. Pusher (04:17)
07. Asian tribe (03:24)
08. Nomade (04:21)
09. Dub come from the roots (04:29)
10. Delirium sound (04:01)
11. Dub System (04:11)
12. Dub experience (new) (05:16)
13. Dub is a mean of expression (new) (07:31)
14. Lost repetion (new) (04:12)
FREE DOWNLOAD
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http://www.galacticfunk.com
Origine du Groupe : North America
Style : Funk Jazz , Jazz Fusion , Acid Jazz
Sortie : 1996
From Official Site :
It's incredible that GALACTIC has never made a carnival album yet, but now it’s here.
To make CARNIVALE ELECTRICOS, the members of GALACTIC (Ben Ellman, harps and horns; Robert Mercurio, bass; Stanton Moore, drums and percussion; Jeff Raines, guitar; Rich Vogel, keyboards) draw on
the skills, stamina, and funk they deploy in the all-night party of their annual Lundi Gras show that goes till sunrise and leads sleeplessly into Mardi Gras day.
GALACTIC was formed eighteen years ago in New Orleans, and they cut their teeth playing the biggest party in America: Mardi Gras, when the town shuts down entirely to celebrate. CARNIVALE
ELECTRICOS is beyond a party record. It’s a carnival record that evokes the electric atmosphere of a whole city – make that, whole cities – vibrating together all on the same day, from New
Orleans all down the hemisphere to the mighty megacarnivals of Brazil. Armed with a slew of carnival-ready guests from high-school students to 72-year-old AL “CARNIVAL TIME” JOHNSON (who remakes
his all-time hit), GALACTIC whisks the listener around the neighborhoods to feel the Mardi Gras moment in all its variety of flavors.
CARNIVALE ELECTRICOS begins on a spiritual note, the way Mardi Gras does in the black community of New Orleans. On that morning, the most exciting experience you can have is to be present when
the small groups of black men called Mardi Gras Indians perform their sacred street theater. Nobody embodies the spiritual side of Mardi Gras better than the Indians, whose tambourines and chants
provide the fundament of New Orleans carnival music. These “gangs,” as they call them, organize around and protect the figure of their chief. The album’s keynote singer, WAR CHIEF JUAN PARDO, is,
says Robert Mercurio, “one of the younger Chiefs out there, and he’s become one of the best voices of the new Chiefs. Pardo grew up listening to the singing of the older generation of Big Chiefs,
points out Ben Ellman, and “he’s got a little Monk [Boudreaux], a little Bo Dollis, he’s neither uptown nor downtown.”
On “Karate,” says Ellman, the band was aiming to “capture the power” of one of the fundamental musical experiences of Mardi Gras: “a marching band passing by you.” The 40-piece KIPP RENAISSANCE
HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND’s director arranged up GALACTIC’s demo, then the band rehearsed it until they had it all memorized. The kids poured their hearts into a solid performance, and, says
Mercurio, “I think they were surprised” to hear how good they sounded on the playback.
Musical energy is everywhere at carnival time. “You hear the marching bands go by,” says Mercurio, moving us through a Mardi Gras day, “and then you hear a lot of hiphop.” There hasn’t been a
Mardi Gras for twenty years that hasn’t had a banging track by beatmaker / rapper MANNIE FRESH sounding wherever you go. “You can’t talk about New Orleans hiphop without talking about MANNIE
FRESH,” says Ellman. His beats have powered literally tens of millions of records, and he and GALACTIC have been talking for years about doing something together. On “Move Fast,” he’s together
with multiplatinum gravel-voiced rapper MYSTIKAL, who is, says Ellman, “somebody we’ve wanted to collaborate with forever. It was a coup for us.”
Out in the streets of New Orleans, you might well hear a funky kind of samba, reaching southward toward the other end of the hemispheric carnival zone. There has for the last twenty-five years
been a smoking Brazilian drum troupe in town: CASA SAMBA, formed at Mardi Gras in 1986. They’re old friends of GALACTIC’s from their early days at Frenchmen Street’s Café Brasil, and the two
groups joined forces for a new version of Carlinhos Brown’s “Magalenha,” previously a hit for Sérgio Mendes.
But the Brazilian influence on CARNIVALE ELECTRICOS goes beyond one song. “When we started this album, we all immersed ourselves in Brazilian music and let it get into our souls,” says Mercurio.
The group contributed three Brazilian-flavored instrumentals, including “JuLou,” which riffs on an old Brazilian tune, though the name refers to the brass-funk Krewe of Julu, the “walking krewe”
that Galactic members participate in on Mardi Gras morning. After creating the hard-driving track that became “O Côco da Galinha,” they decided it would be right for MOYSÉS MÁRQUEZ, from the São
Paulo underground samba scene, who collaborated with them and composed the lyric.
If you were GALACTIC and you were making a carnival album, wouldn’t you want to play “Carnival Time,” the irrepressibly happy 1960 perennial from the legendary Cosimo Matassa studio? Nobody in
New Orleans doesn’t know this song. The remake features a new performance in the unmistakable voice of the original singer, AL “CARNIVAL TIME” JOHNSON, who’s still active around town more than
fifty years after he first gained Mardi Gras immortality.
The closing instrumental, “Ash Wednesday Sunrise,” evokes the edginess of the post-party feeling. The group writes, “There is the tension you feel on that morning -- one of being worn out from
all of the festivities and one of elation that you made it through another year.”
But, as New Orleanians know, there’s always another carnival to look forward to, and GALACTIC will be there, playing till dawn and then going to breakfast before parading.
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GALACTIC is a collaborative band with a unique format. It’s a stable quintet that plays together with high musicianship. They’ve been together so long they’re telepathic. But though the band
hasn’t had a lead singer for years, neither is it purely an instrumental group. GALACTIC is part of a diverse community of musicians, and in their own studio, with Mercurio and Ellman producing,
they have the luxury of experimenting. So on their albums, they do something that’s unusual in rock but not so controversial an idea in, say, hiphop: they create something that’s a little like a
revue, a virtual show featuring different vocalists (mostly from New Orleans) and instrumental soloists each taking their turn on stage in the GALACTIC sound universe.
Mostly the band creates new material in collaboration with its many guests, though they occasionally rework a classic. Despite the appearance of various platinum names on GALACTIC albums, they
especially like to work with artists who are still underground. If you listen to CARNIVALE ELECTRICOS together with the two previous studio albums (YA-KA-MAY and FROM THE CORNER TO THE BLOCK),
you’ll hear the most complete cross-section of what’s happening in contemporary New Orleans anywhere – all of it tight and radio-ready.
Despite the electronics and studio technology, GALACTIC’s albums are very much band records. Mercurio explained the GALACTIC process, which starts out with the beat: “The way we write music,” he
says, “we come up with a demo, or a basic track, and then we collectively decide how we’re gonna finish it.” The result is a hard-grooving sequence of tight beats across a range of styles that
glides from one surprise to the next.
What pulls all the diverse artists on CARNIVALE ELECTRICOS together into a coherent album is that one way or another, it’s all funk. GALACTIC is, always was, and always will be a funk band.
Whatever genre of music anyone in New Orleans is doing, from Mardi Gras Indians to rock bands to hardcore rappers, it’s all funk at the bottom, because funk is the common musical language, the
lingua franca of New Orleans music. Even zydeco can be funky -- and if you don’t believe it, check out “Voyage Ton Flag,” the album’s evocation of Cajun Mardi Gras, in which Mamou Playboy STEVE
RILEY meets up with a sampled Clifton Chenier inside the GALACTIC funk machine.
Theryl DeClouet - vocals
Erik Jekabson - trumpet
Robert Mercurio - bass, photography
Stanton Moore - drums
Mark Mullins - trombone
Jeff Raines - guitar
Eric Traub - tenor saxophone
Dan Prothero - programming, producer, engineer, editing, design, mixing
Raymond Pumilia - photography
Tracklist :
1. Go Go
2. Welcome To New Orleans
3. Something's Wrong With This Picture
4. Funky Bird
5. Stax
6. Church
7. On The One
8. Mystery Tube
9. Doo Rag
10. Percussion Interlude
11. Everybody Wants Some (Part 1)
12. Everybody Wants Some (Part 2)
13. Everybody Wants Some (Part 3)
14. Goodnight
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http://www.last.fm/music/geskia
Origine du Groupe : Japan
Style : Abstract Electro , Ambient , Downtempo
Sortie : 2012
From http://dynamophone.com
Geskia is an innovator of Japanese underground hip-hop and breakbeats. He started his journey in sound making in 2001, and became a part of the down-beat unit “coma5”. Although Geskia’s music
style is heavily influenced by industrial music (especially by Industrial icons like Coil and Einstürzende Neubauten), trip-hop and techno, the unique music that he has been creating one can tell
that Geskia has already established his very own distinctive music style and philosophy, and it has begun to mesmerize many people, including his fellow artists.
Tracklist :
01 - Interim
02 - Abuttal
03 - Melamine
04 - Lampland
05 - Orion
06 - Nerori
07 - Effulgence
08 - Lachrymose
09 - Yours
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http://www.reverbnation.com/lailaangell
https://www.myspace.com
Origine du Groupe : Norway
Style : Jazz
Sortie : 2011
From http://www.reverbnation.com
" Now I will taste the fall and owe all my love to him". The nature of melancholy is one of beauty,and so is its language. Thus melancholy is my true artistic source. " You can`t force a rose to
bloom". The way I see it, patience combined with hard work is the only way to go, and we should feel humble towards the changes cast upon us as we trot along.
From http://jazzalley.blogspot.com
Laila Angell has a close relationship with Edvard Grieg's music. Now she has composed 10 songs, inspired by the Norwegian master's piano pieces. Their debut album, Changes- an organic, acoustic
Norwegian jazz albums - represents a new and different elements of Norwegian jazz and popular music.
The lyrics on the CD is the result of a collaboration with author Marit Berger.
Genre-wise are the songs in the landscape melodic jazz / pop with a touch ballad. Artist's distinctive voice enhances the clean melodic lines, the exciting harmonies and lyrical texts. Naked
voice with delicate shades of blue. A remarkable debut.
Laila Angell- vocal & piano
Vegard Schau-piano,
Christopher Carlsen-drums,
Jo Berger Myhre-bass,
Anders Jensen-cello,
MariusKristiansen- guitar
Tracklist :
01. The Beauty Of Love (4:19)
02. Hold Me (2:09)
03. You Are The Moment (4:05)
04. Honesty (3:14)
05. Seamouth Beach (3:52)
06. Homesickness (3:58)
07. In The Name Of Love (3:42)
08. The Lover Lost (3:31)
09. Come Fall (2:52)
10. We Alter (3:38)
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https://www.myspace.com/uhtnofridge
Origine du Groupe : France
Style : Electro Jazz , Downtempo , Nu-Jazz , Drum & Bass , Alternative
Sortie : 2012
Officiel Myspace :
Après 3 albums contre la pollution et la déforestation, Pic de Pollution, Ghost Forest et sa suite remixée, le collectif éco-citoyen UHT° revient dans une titanesque messe pour notre planète
bleue.
Respect des fonds marins, désastre écologique des marées noires, gâchis de l’eau, impureté des océans, autant d’émotions traduites en ode par les chorus sombres des instruments, les envolées free
jazz ou les scratches solistes et les lâchés de thèmes évocateurs. Une flute limpide qui donne des frissons jaillissant sur un rythme en ébullition, un saxo tonifiant rencontrant une clarinette
pétillante, un trombone coulant sur une basse qui brise la glace : entre poésie et furie UHT° repousse les limites de l'acoustique, mélange les sons longue conservation, électro, hip hop,
drum’n’bass, symphonique et jazz pour nous livrer un nouvel album H2O fluide et cristallin.
Réunit autour des piliers Dj ClicK DA producteur et Niño Korta aux platines, se joignent Ludivine Issambourg croisée aux côtés de Wax Tailor aux flûtes, Thomas Julienne le contrebassiste de
United Fools, la folie free du saxophoniste Franck Dadure (The Fakir), Daniel Zimmermann du quintet progressif DPZ au tuba et trombone et pour la touche traditionnelle Émile Calmé au xiao bambou
chinois.
Du souffle pour l’énergie, de la chaleur incendiaire pour les programmations et les bois, un tracklisting tantôt doux et salé, pour un résultat encore plus inspiré et lyrique qui réveillera les
eaux dormantes…
En dix ans, plusieurs albums et remixes, le collectif a su se renouveler, innover tout en restant original ; des nuances improvisées du jazz au charme de la pop. Ces performers hors pair ont
depuis toujours aimé organiser les rencontres et confronter leurs talents aux musiciens tels Akosh S, Gnawa Njoum, Patrick Muller, Julien Loureau et d’autres, jusqu’à la tournée précédente avec
Eric Truffaz au festival Jazz à St Germain, ou encore Nguyen Le aux Ateliers Jazz de Mayenne. En live ils passent maintenant du trio au quintet et nous livre un set organique d’une pureté toute
renouvelée.
" Capable de réunir les habitués sans œillères du Rex et du Sunset" Nouvel Obs
"La formation qui impulsa la fusion drum’n’bass-jazz aux débuts des années 2000" Télérama
"Pour écouter du jazz touche-à-tout aux frontières du genre…" Direct Soir
"U.H.T. comme Usine Hautement Tubesque !" Octopus
"Le trio mélange audacieusement scratches, samples, beats électro, instruments live... et bonnes idées ! Depuis 2001, le trio UHT° pasteurise des sons en tous genres" musiqualite.net
"Ce groupe sème la panique et décolle les étiquettes musicales une à une… Tout simplement magistral." sourdoreille.over-blog.com
Tracklist :
01. Planete Bleue 6:25
02. Blue City 3:22
03. Le Cycle 4:06
04. Labichette 4:33
05. The Silver Wood 4:04
06. Only 4 U 3:58
07. Snow Walking 3:40
08. Nine Dragon Juniper 2:03
09. LPO 3:41
10. Thank You Very Much BP 5:16
11. Au Fil de l'Eau 3:22
12. Nino's Breaks 3 1:11
13. Xylorizon 4:10
14. Deep Water 2:08
15. Pollution Record 11:17