This is the much anticipated recording debut of the new jazz
supergroup- David Murray, Geri Allen & Terri Lyne Carrington Power Trio- is
dedicated to Ornette Coleman, who passed just days before the recording. The
album features (and is named after) Coleman's never before recorded
composition, Perfection. Tracks include: Mirror of Youth; Barbara Allen; Geri-Rigged;
The David, Geri & Terri Show; The Nurturer; Perfection; D Special
(Interlude); Samsara (for Wayne); For Fr. Peter O'Brien; and Cycles and Seasons.
MARK ETHEREDGE - CONNECTED
Contemporary
jazz keyboardist Mark Etheredge's newly released album, “Connected,” is produced
by two-time GRAMMY® winner Paul Brown, has already been called one of the best
of the year. “Connected” is a sophisticated session of live-sounding
contemporary jazz, R&B grooves, souled-out pop and zesty Latin rhythms
brought to life by an astute ensemble that boasts Chuck Loeb (Fourplay) and
Brown on guitar and an animate horn section top-lined by noted saxophonists
Greg Vail and Andy Suzuki that breathes force and fire into the tracks.
Etheredge’s deft and dexterous piano and keyboards carry melodic messages of
self-discovery, empowerment and affection. With plenty of radio-friendly cuts
from which to choose, expect “Connected” to issue multiple singles that bode to
keep Etheredge’s breakthrough record on the charts through the end of the
year.
CHARLES BRADLEY - CHANGES
Soul singer
Charles Bradley’s star has been on the rise since the release of his widely
praised 2011 debut album No Time For Dreaming. Dubbed “The Screaming Eagle of
Soul,” due to his riveting live performances, the singer is proud to present
his highly anticipated album Changes (named for his popular, “smoldering”
(SPIN) cover of the Black Sabbath track.) By now, Charles Bradley’s remarkable,
against-all-odds rise has been well documented: how he transcended a bleak life
on the streets and struggled through a series of ill-fitting jobs before finally
being discovered by Daptone's Gabriel Roth. - ~ www.newreleasesnow.com
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