@neki-stranac is a Serbian producer who makes a sound that mixes bass and balkan music. He is in Brazil for the first time and sent us an exclusive mix -- you  can listen to it with exclusivity here.

Neki Stranac - Exclusive Mix for Thump

Live highlights from jazz/rock band "Perpetual Motion Machine", featuring:

Riley Stone-Lonergan, Ben Lowman (saxes)
Sam Dunn, Jamie Taylor (guitars)
Garry Jackson (bass)
Steve Hanley (drums)

Jamie Taylor's Album

PMM live showreel

hervé perez 2017
piano, programming, saxophone, processing and sound design

kuru kuru

I discuss gratitude, happiness and social conflict.

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Gratitude and Happiness

Off the Debut Skeltr Album - Heltr by Skeltr - 

Sam Healey - Sax, Synths, Vocals
Craig Hanson - Drums
Josh Cavanagh - Brierly - Bass

Heltr

Hello There!

This is our first ever podcast so we guess introductions are in order.

So sit back relax and listen to two soothing awkward asians.

Thanks!

Awkward Introductions

Donnie Wants You Dead

performance of my graphic score 'when will things change?' by Northern Contemporary Collective, at Eiger Studios, Leeds in Jan 2019.

see the score here: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/7fc924_1889e508fdc049a69bba8f34fd9e2e07.pdf
more about Northern Contemporary Collective: https://www.facebook.com/northerncontemporarycollective/

when will things change?

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J Frisco are an award-winning trio (Jazz North Introduces) featuring soprano saxophone, electric guitar, keyboards and vocals; they created improvised genre-fluid soundscapes that are drawn from their emotions, political, and gender issues. They aim to engage and inspire their audience through cross art forms, taking their listeners on a journey, often described as the ‘J Frisco Experience’.
Performance highlights include a headline show at Vortex Jazz Club, support act for Courtney Pine at Preston Jazz and Improvisation Festival, support act of Roller Trio and Matthew Bourne and a performance at Sofar Sounds. They have performed all over the UK including Gateshead International Jazz Festival and Lancaster Jazz Festival. This year they are set to play Manchester Jazz Festival, support Dinosaur and release their debut album.
They thrive on challenging both their own and their audiences perceptions, pushing each performance to new levels.

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J Frisco

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