4 fourth phase (Euphoria)

Inspiation comic 24

Jazz

FAST PACED JAZZ FOR FINALS SZN LOL

Japanese Jazz Funk Mix when seeing the world burn

Fat Lip

Isn't She Lovely

Fragile

エイジアン・ダンサー

Minoru Muraoka - Take Five

Dolce Vita

To S.

Variety

Ocean

all caps (seraphine noir) intro

July 5, 2011
Composer, saxophonist, and EWI player Zac Zinger just graduated from Berklee a few months ago, but he's been building a long list of credits since taking up the horn at the age of nine. His band, the Zac Zinger Group, displays influences from jazz, soul, funk, and other styles. As a composer, Zinger has written for quartet, orchestra, film, and video games.

Catch the Zac Zinger Group performing for free July 11 at the Regattabar in Cambridge as part of Berklee's summer concert series. Get a preview with the Zinger original "Cerberus," a track from Octave, the latest release from Berklee's student-run Jazz Revelation Records.

Zac Zinger Group, "Cerberus"

The Complete Miles Davis Featuring John Coltrane

Milestones (feat. John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Red Garland, Paul Chambers & Philly Joe Jones)

Amnesiac

You And Whose Army?

Flipping fantastic, gotta love a great jazz pianist. Rest in peace man.

Ryo Fukui- Horizon

Sememoeru

"..Taiko returns to White Peach Records for another batch of three tracks with his typical funky touch.."
Read our review for WPR026 → http://duploc.com/wpr026

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Purchase vinyl → http://whitepeachrecords.com/forthcoming/wpr026-taiko-no-more-ep-pre-order
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WPR026

Read our review

Taiko - No More [duploc.com premiere]

SOIL & "PIMP" SESSIONS - Summer Goddess

"Panacea" was composed by Disasterpeace for the Hyper Light Drifter original soundtrack. Solo piano version by Franciscus Rebro.

Panacea (Disasterpeace cover)

Eat The Elephant

Get The Lead Out

Gold

Pick up the Pieces

Soil & "Pimp" Sessions - Mo’ Better Blues

Mental Acupuncture

Ryo Fukui - Early Summer

Caleb Belkin - Lost samurai

Liz talks about jazz in Japan, her love of city pop and digs up obscure information about the musicians on Masaru Imada's album, "Mint Breeze."

Red

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