Nicely done! Perfect with a martini on the front porch. Sets the mood.

Smooth jazz

This is my third single coming from my second album #SUMPAHKU

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Sumpahku

One of my favorite songs of all time.
Piano by Jeffry Stefanus.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow

Here's another number from my new album with Wayne Morley. It's out on iTunes if you are interested:)

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Maybe Next Time - from 'City Lights - Time Out Of Mind' feat. Wayne Morley (trumpet)

Five Peace Band with Chick Corea & John McLaughlin

The Disguise

Super obscure New York Latin Jazz produced by Eddie Drennon who had a massive Disco hit in the early 1970's with "Let's do the Latin Hustle". Drennon was also a well known arranger and producer on the underground Latin Circuit and produced this way out, leftfield and very different to the typical "Salsa" style release current at that time.
Some very jazz oriented playing on top of the "El Barrio" Vox Pop sounds of the streets and underlaid with some funky and fiery latin percussion. "Suite Guaracha" was picked up on by the Ursula 1000 & Gamm Nu-Jazz crew in the 2000's and was played all over the alternative club circuit but has still managed to stay under the radar since then and is now a staple of the Worldwide Sound appearing on DJ Playlists in the hippest spots from Tokyo to Hamburg, New York to Barcelona. Very different from the usual run of the mill late 70's Fania outings which might be a clue as to it's somewhat unique sound stylings. Funky, gritty, jazzy and spooky backing vocals. It's Strictly Jazz Room!

TATA VASQUEZ  - SUITE GUARACHO - PART 2

AMPLITUDES - Dimanche Café N°038

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1. Bahama Soul Club - Zambujeira
2. John Carroll Kirby - Oropendola
3. Shafiq Husayn - Maybe Baby Winter
4. Buscrates - Prisms
5. Figmore x JUICEB X and 10.4 Rog - The Tale of the Rattlesnake
6. Jonny Benavidez - Playing the Fool
7. Mitchum Yacoub - OB Joint
8. The Oscillators - Emulsify
9. Ash Walker - Petrol Head (feat. Laville)
10. Maiiah & Angels Of Libra - I'm a Good Woman
11. All Day Breakfast Cafe - Sugartown Parade [feat. Rosie Turton]
12. The Jazztronauts - Checked Out
13. The Faithful Brothers - Dance My Hurt Away
14. Kyoto Jazz Sextet - Love Light
15. The Lewis Express - Stomp Your Feet
16. The Grand Scheme - Hold on to Your Bag feat. Aloe Blacc
17. Gizelle Smith - Amen
18. Yoni Mayraz - South Star
19. Slowe - Stay Right Here
20. Jeremy Steig With Jan Hammer - Swamp Carol

RHYTHMS Radio Show (Jul.07.2023)

Il Guardiano Del Faro - Disco Divina

22 - Route 66

DKODA - 'Til Hereafter

Lost & Found

Dzihan & Kamien - Aida

A STUNNING RHYTHMIC FUSION OF LATIN AND JAZZ WITH A UNIQUE SPIRITUAL PULSE.

HUGO HEREDIA – “MANANITA PAMPERA”

JAZZ ROOM RECORDS – JAZZR 002
Available at: jazzroomrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mana…ta-pampera
TBR: September 6th 2019

"Killer Argentinian saxophonist Hugo Heredia (on) a bonafide Electric Ballroom classic that’s been really hard to find for years... and it’s got Horace Parlan on piano!"
GILLES PETERSON 
"Thanks Jazz Room Records for the rerelease of a stunning and truly epic spiritual album by Hugo Heredia. Each song is an intense and rhythmic exportation from an amazing multi instrumentalist. 
For me, this is just the right blend of latin rhythms and jazz power all wrapped up in an adventurous spiritual vibe! Essential summer release." 
CHIP WICKHAM 
"Essential and collectible and important"....SNOWBOY 
"Furious, edgy and raw!".............................RHYTHM DOCTOR 
"What a great album...Reissue is top notch" DJ MELODY NELSON 
"Filled with beautiful melody and complex rhythmic patterns. The sort of sounds that bring even long dormant Jazz dancers back to that shiny floor for one last, fast, dance" PABLO BLANQUITO 
"Reissue of the year, hands down!" MIKE CHADWICK JAZZFM 
thevinylfactory.com/news/hugo-hered…z-room-reissue/ 
soundsandcolours.com/articles/brazi…heredia-47008/

If ever a record called be called a lost masterpiece then this record more than deserves that epithet. First released on an obscure French label in the 1970's it might have sunk further into obscurity and left no trace of it's passing but somehow a handful of copies turned up in various Jazz shops in London where it was snapped up by DJ Paul Murphy who was then playing to the embryonic jazz dance scene, based at the very first Jazz Room club: The Horseshoe in London's Tottenham Court Road, a decaying, seedy, sticky carpeted old West End ballroom that had seen better days. This and a select few records in a similar vein were being played to an appreciative audience who demanded tough raw percussive rhythms overlaid with some furious jazzy soloing and whenever this record hit the turntable it left even the most demanding groover sated.

It's a really fantastic collection from this barely known reedman and his excellent band which also features a guest appearance by American Legend Horace Parlan who is best known for his Afro-Cuban session "Headin' South" on Blue Note Records.

Superbly produced by drummer Peter Schmidlin, who has conjured up a spiritual modal mixdown of Afro-Cuban & Jazz extended percussive workouts that are uncompromising in their groove and which manage to sound both timeless and modern. The record is being re-released with the original striking artwork, guaranteed to be a talking point.

Hugo Heredia Quintet – Mananita Pampera

Side A
1. Mananita Pampera
2. El Beto
3. Have You Met Miss ...?
4. El Beto II
Side B
5. Tunita
6. Carmen Pequena
7. Al Bebbe Guia

Hugo Heredia Quintet  - El Beto

Here's a track that was produced by Rex Rideout for the PRVCY album that was released as a limited edition.  Song was written by Rex and myself and is called "LifeLine" which was the logo used by PRVCY Premium on the back of their denim.  

LifeLine

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

Maybe Next Time - from 'City Lights - Time Out Of Mind' feat. Wayne Morley (trumpet)

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