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1. The Man I love w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk - 2. Swing Spring w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk - 3. Bemsha Swing w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk

MILES DAVIS & THE JAZZ GIANTS

"Heavy Future" is the sixth compilation of works recorded, mixed and mastered at Ecstattic Studio. With each compilation, I try to introduce new concepts and ideas - an ideal which "Heavy Future" takes further than ever before. While featuring the usual mix of new and old tracks by artists both established and just-debuting, this compilation not only features more music than ever before but also finds the tracks sequenced into each-other in the style of a radio show or megamix (air horn drops not included). 

Most of these tracks were recorded in 2016, a year whose chaotically bleak nature became a running joke early on. Now that we're facing down another year (or more) of the same sort of chaos and unrest, "Heavy Future" takes on a new sort of gravitas: a solid block of triumphantly weird, heavy, beautiful transmissions from a rich artistic community. I hope in these crazy times, this sprawling collection of music helps you. Personally, I am extremely grateful and proud to have been a part of all of these projects. Now more than ever, art needs to not be treasured rather than trivialized. 

All tracks Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Ali Jaafar at Ecstattic Studio. 

www.ecstatticstudio.com

18 Jeremy Ylvisaker - Textin' with the Miles Davis Quintet

Here's a late night jazz number by Miles Davis featuring http://soundcloud.com/waynemorley on trumpet. Wayne's an awesome horn player and I love his sound. Will reupload the final mix once I have the trumpet stems. Cheers Mark:)

313 - Blue in Green -  Miles Davis - Feat. Wayne Morley

First single and title track from The Lucas Sader Project's debut album, "Apollo: Tribute to the Miles Davis Quintet". Now available on iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, and in a store near you.  

Personnel: Lucas Sader - Drums, Derrick Gardner - Trumpet, Paul Balcain - Tenor Saxophone, Paul De Gurse - Piano, Karl Kohut - Bass.

Written by Lucas Sader. Published by Lucas Sader Music (SOCAN). Recorded and Mixed by Larry Roy. Mastered by Jordan Jackiew. Album Design by John Funk at Underscorefunk Design. Produced by Lucas Sader, with participation from FACTOR Canada, Manitoba Film and Music, the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage (Canada Music Fund), and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters.

Visit www.LucasSaderMusic.com to stay in touch and learn more about the group and the album.

Apollo

Second single from The Lucas Sader Project's debut album, "Apollo: Tribute to the Miles Davis Quintet".Now available on iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, and in a store near you. 

Personnel: Lucas Sader - Drums, Derrick Gardner - Trumpet, Paul Balcain - Tenor Saxophone, Paul De Gurse - Piano, Karl Kohut - Bass.

Written by Ron Carter/Miles Davis. Published by Retrac Productions/Jazz Horn Music (BMI). Recorded and Mixed by Larry Roy. Mastered by Jordan Jackiew. Album Design by John Funk at Underscorefunk Design. Produced by Lucas Sader, with participation from FACTOR Canada, Manitoba Film and Music, the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage (Canada Music Fund), and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters.

Visit www.LucasSaderMusic.com the stay in touch and learn more about the group and the album.

Eighty One

Third single from The Lucas Sader Project's debut album, "Apollo: Tribute to the Miles Davis Quintet". Now available on iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, and in a store near you.

Personnel: Lucas Sader - Drums, Derrick Gardner - Trumpet, Paul Balcain - Alto/Tenor Saxophone, Paul De Gurse - Piano, Karl Kohut - Bass.

Written by Lucas Sader. Published by Lucas Sader Music (SOCAN). Recorded and Mixed by Larry Roy. Mastered by Jordan Jackiew. Album Design by John Funk at Underscorefunk Design. Produced by Lucas Sader, with participation from FACTOR Canada, Manitoba Film and Music, the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage (Canada Music Fund), and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters.

Visit www.LucasSaderMusic.com the stay in touch and learn more about the group and the album.

Moonrise

Miles Davis -  Smoke gets in your eyes

At 24 years of age, Winnipeg-based drummer Lucas Sader has established himself as a recording artist, composer, bandleader, and educator. Sader released his critically acclaimed debut album Apollo in 2012. Upon its release, Apollo was the #1 jazz album in Canada (!earshot). "Apollo reminds us of a golden age in jazz while introducing a young talent to watch" (Kerry Doole, New Canadian Music). 

The Lucas Sader Project returns to the TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival with a fresh, progressive sound. The group will feature Sader on drums, Laurent Roy on guitar, Paul Balcain on alto and tenor saxophones, Karl Kohut on bass, and vocalist Joanna Majoko. The group will perform Sader’s brand-new compositions and arrangements, along with works from Apollo.  

Sader released Apollo through Lucas Sader Music, the dynamic record label, production company, and marketing firm he founded in 2012. That same year, Apollo was awarded 4 stars by the Winnipeg Free Press (Chris Smith). The Lucas Sader Project was featured previously in the TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival in both 2012 and 2013. In 2014, The Lucas Sader Project was nominated for the Julian Award of Excellence, a national award recognizing emerging Canadian jazz artists. 

Lucas graduated with his Bachelor of Jazz Studies Degree from the University of Manitoba in 2013. As a student in the program, Lucas studied with Quincy Davis, Steve Kirby, Terreon Gully, George Colligan, Laurent Roy, and Anna-Lisa Kirby. Other teachers and mentors include David Schneider, Curtis Nowosad, and Jauvon Gilliam. Sader has collaborated with a variety of artists in his career, including world-renowned trumpeter Derrick Gardner, JUNO-nominated vocalist Erin Propp, country recording artist David James, and hip hop artist KayR.

Sader has worked extensively as a private instructor, primarily out of his own studio, and as a guest clinician in middle schools, high schools, secondary institutions, and music camps. Lucas was a keynote presenter at the 2014 Winnipeg DrumTalk Festival. His writing has been featured in dig! Magazine.