Gonçalo Sousa - “Um Sorriso para Toots”
Gonçalo Sousa’s tribute to the legendary Toots Thielemans, live at the Hot Clube de Portugal.
André Silva - “Mt. Meru”
With the support of GDA and Antena 2, André B. Silva released on March 18, through Clean Feed Records, Mt. Meru - A spiritual and introspective journey to a universe made of mountains, celestial bodies and powder of dreams.
Outside in Music, Vol. 2: Live at Pinch Recording
“Outside in Music Live at Pinch Recording Volume 2” provides nine original compositions from ten bandleader/composers on the Outside in Music roster, recorded live at Long Island City recording studio Pinch Recording. The project is a collaboration between OiM and Pinch to feature the artistry of the composers and feature new additions to the studio’s arsenal of equipment to be able to capture acoustic jazz at its best.
André Matos - “On The Shortness Of Life Vol. I to IV”
André Matos on his album:
“These are 4 volumes of a project I called On The Shortness Of Life. During the month of April 2021 I asked friends that I happened to be in touch with, to send me one or two tracks improvising on their instruments. I then recorded myself over, resulting in what could be called a “remote duo”. Only on a couple numbers I was the source and friends played over what I had sent them. There is no written music. The title "On The Shortness Of Life" is a nod to the writings of stoic roman philosopher Seneca, and it became the title for the longest track on the whole album!”
Outside in Music, Vol. 3: Live at Pinch Recording
“Outside in Music Live at Pinch Recording” (OiM 1927) provides seven original compositions from seven bandleader/composers on the Outside in Music roster, recorded live at Long Island City recording studio Pinch Recording.
EMJO LIVE IN COIMBRA
Jazz with an European spirit, diverse but globally identified, either because of its “classical” feeling, or because it incorporates popular or folk motifs, like the “blasmusik” of the German fanfares. Curious enough?
Sascha Henkel - octothorpe plays AEROGEL
Featuring: Martin Schick (voice), Pierre Borel (alto saxophone and bass clarinet), Philipp Gropper (tenor and soprano saxophone), Lars Arens (trombone), Martin Stupka (viola), Diethard Krause (cello), André Carvalho (double bass), Christian Lillinger (drums) and Sascha Henkel (guitar and composition).