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Gerardo Frisina has established himself throughout the years as one of the finest interpreters of the Latin-influenced Jazz club sound. Four years after the release of “Join the Dance”, he returns on Schema with a brand new album, “Movement”.

Gerardoʼs contribution to the history of Italian Jazz is remarkable: along with his activity as a producer, his work has been pivotal in uncovering rare Italian and European Jazz for international audiences, thus reviving this rich heritage. The studio is where he feels at home: his recent activity has been considerable, with a multitude of projects and single releases, and finally, a new album. Like a gifted movie director, he conducts with delicacy and mastery a fine ensemble of musicians, bringing into these recordings the outcome of lifelong research into sound. His fifth full-length album summarizes his experiences, his endless listening sessions and experiments with different music cultures.

Here are 12 pieces describing another amazing journey through Gerardoʼs rich and exotic influences: these are the adventures of a European Jazz man immersed in Afro-Cuban inspirations. Gerardoʼs love for Cuban music is well- known. Jazz had been influenced by Cuban music since its early days and Gerardoʼs blend of this tradition has become a trademark. His fans will not be disappointed by “Movement” and the uninitiated will discover the manifold nuances of his sound.

Tracklist available here: http://bit.ly/1sHMimC

Gerardo Frisina - Movement - Album Preview

Stream 'Maybe Next Year' now: https://bfan.link/maybe-next-year

Immerse yourself in a spellbinding musical morning with Mostly Sonny's "Maybe Next Year". The young Melbourne artist is an indie folk nugget with several singles to his credit, including 'Over Here', which has topped the million listener mark. Tinged with nostalgia, his captivating single evokes a picturesque Australian aesthetic. The gentle harmonies of acoustic guitars and pianos weave a melancholy canvas, ideal for a peaceful morning under the Australian sun.

Mostly Sonny - Maybe Next Year

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Voodoo Jazz marks the first release of Dem Juju Poets on french Radio Krimi Records. Their sound is dedicated to raw Afro influenced dance music. David Hanke aka Renegades Of Jazz, brainchild behind Dem Juju Poets, keeps on with his distinctive Afro sound and delivers a great 45 in two different styles.

As the Renegades Of Jazz journey will take a step away from Afrofunk music, Dem Juju Poets will be now the main outfit for Hanke to release more Afro driven music in the future.

While Voodoo Jazz comes with a raw guitar riff, an uptempo beat and all that Jazz in a voodoo style, slight electronics and additional scat,
Watusi Fever is a drum busy piece of magentic downtempo Jazz goodness flavoured with Hugo Kant's unmistakeable flute skills.

Dem Juju Poets

Voodoo Jazz / Watusi Fever

Dem Juju Poets - Voodoo Jazz

One of the unreleased tunes from the original 98/99 Keep It Unreal album sessions finally gets released on cd & 12"..

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Brittany Davis