Great selection my friend, sounds great to me :)

Great piece of music Mark! Excellent work 👌🎶🎵🎼🎹🎺🎷

woooow man i enjoy ur music set soooo much:) i have been looking for stuff like this!!!!!!!!

Friday session cellar jam - With Jerome, Chris,  Gareth, Nic and Me.

Chris Pitts's Album

Roll The Dice - Cellar Jam

[Nordic Lounge Vol.2] 11. Bugge Wesseltoft - Lone

One of my favorite THINK mixes:  A tribute to iconic Cesária Évora (27 August 1941 – 17 December 2011) a Cape Verdean popular singer. Nicknamed the “Barefoot Diva.”

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Simon Peter makes his Claremont 56 debut with a joyous slice of languid, organic Balearica entitled "Arc Of Lark". The young musician made his debut in February 2014 with the "Double Up EP" on Silhouette Music, which contained the shimmering nu-Balearic disco of “Espacio Temporal”. While that was laden with sun-kissed synthesizers, “Arc of Lark” is a much more organic affair. Blissful electric piano keys, hazy guitars and fluttering flutes cascade over an undulating live bassline and shuffling, bongo-laden beats. Warm and humid, it’s a slice of audible sunshine to brighten up the grim winter months.Long-time friends of the family 40 Thieves handle remix duties, turning Simon Peter’s picturesque original into an effects-laden chunk of slo-mo dub disco goodness. 40 Thieves member Layne Fox loved the track so much that he’s also contributed an additional remix that focues the action around a loose, languid, dub reggae influenced groove, spiralling electronics and Peter’s mesmerizing flute line. It’s a fitting conclusion to a magical label debut.

Simon Peter - Arc Of Lark

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From another World

Here's a compilation of some late night jazz numbers I've put together, hope you like:)

Track Listing is:-

1 - Jazz Toccata
2 - 411 West
3 - Little Sunflower
4 - So What
5 - Blue In Green
6 - Latin Jive Trio
7 - Alice In Wonderland
8 - Ain't No Sunshine
9 - Sea Journey

Mostly jazz standards and maybe one or two written by me:)

Late Night Jazz Set (Album)

I've made an album compilation of nine tracks, on a desert theme. There's quite a mix from jazzy , funky, chill-hop, tribal, worldmusic, a collaboration, to ambient sounds all with a chillout lounge feel. 

I've previously shared all the tracks on the album on Soundcloud, but I've put them on one album as they seem to fit together quite well.

I hope you enjoy and the numbers. Here's the track listing:-

1 - Desert Traveller
2 - Deep Desert
3 - West Coast Dreamin'
4 - Desert Guide
5 - Time Out Of Mind (extended remix)
6 - Mirage - (ReMix)
7 - Desert Journey to Funky Town
8 - Deep Desert (Shaman Remix) Collaboration with TTAATTOO
9 - End Of Time

Desert Traveller (Album)

Another mix for the best time of year. Art is by Galya Bukova.

Tracklist:
The Singers Unlimited – Autumn in New York (intro)
Marvin Gaye – Autumn in New York
Manfred Mann – Autumn Leaves
Dudley Moore Trio – Amalgam
Vince Guaraldi Trio – There’s No Time for Love, Charlie Brown (Live)
Coalition – Thinking of You
Mike Westbrook Concert Band – Autumn King
Monica Zetterlund – The Baby
James Moody – Dreams
George Duke – The Inner Source
Michael Garrick Trio – Annunciation (edit)
Bill Evans – Lullaby for Helene (quartet version)
Michel Sardaby – Gail
Lonnie Liston Smith – Naima
Pharaoh Sanders – Harvest Time (edit)
Chico Hamilton – Stacy

Seasons

Autumn Leaves - A Bit More Jazz for Autumn

I can´t stop you (smoking edit)

(195). BoM - Late hour`s mix of the New Year`s night

(Mix) 195. BoM - Late Hour`s Mix Of The New Year`s Night (Disco, Funk, 70`s)

Hi, I'm a keys player and I like making up grooves to existing jazz and latin standards. Over the last few years I've been mainly working on original numbers.

It's just me in the music you hear, I play all the parts off a keyboard recording in midi and layer up into the finished version.

I started playing the piano as a kid , then took up the trombone and played for fun in various local amateur bands and orchestras. Then at 18 went to college and didn't do anything  musically  for many years. Started playing the saxophone and tuba more recently, and in the last four years or so got back into the keyboard which is now my main instrument.

I like making up jazzy  late night music & music you can listen to when travelling. Sounds like a strange thing but I find the most enjoyable part of a holiday is the travelling part, whether that's on a plane , train or even a car on a quiet road with some nice views. Looking through a window with a changing view, in a bubble of suspended time between two worlds, that's what travelling feels like to me, and I like to write music that sounds that way - http://soundcloud.com/markd54321/361-stolen-moments-320kbps . Can't really explain it any better than that for now. Cheers Mark

Late Night Jazz Set (Album)

Mark Dorricott Music

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