Jazz reviews and comment from one man with an unfeasibly large record collection.
The coming together of sequenced, often heavy beats with jazz virtuosity is beautifully balanced and goes way beyond any ideas you might have about 'jazz-rap' production from previous excursions into the genre. This record really does sound like nothing else out there at the moment.
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Nils Petter Molvaer - Solid Ether/Recoloured Norwegian trumpeter Nils Petter Molvaer started out playing 'nu jazz' with Masqualero and went on to make his solo debut for ECM records in 1998. Solid Ether was his second solo LP in 2001.
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Picking an Andrew Hill album would be even harder, so where better to start than with his 1963 Blue Note debut. Hill's playing is at times complex but never sounds uncontrolled, even when he plays his trademark descending runs on the keyboard.
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