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Martin Rude & Jakob Skøtt Duo released 2 albums in 2020: The Discipline of Assent & The Dichotomy of Control. For the third installation in their Stoic opus, they join forces with Tamar Osborn on saxophone & alto flute. Similar to their first 2 albums, Rude & Skøtt improvised a tidal wave of ideas and grooves in the studio of Causa Sui’s Jonas Munk, the perks of which were shipped to the UK for Osborn’s overdubs of echo-drenched sax and wah-flute. An improvisation rippling across time & space, merging a river of constantly in flux head-on improv, as well as making room for floating harmonies and studio-wizardry.

Playful, experimental and explorative, the trio ventures into a free wash of exotica drenched in deep modal jazz-vibes - with splashes of something more futuristic and modern. But contrary to what the title suggests, there are also roaring waves of energy, sizzling funky grooves to complement the ambient undercurrent. It’s a record akin to the library & film music of the 60’s and 70’s and an ode to the willful river of experimental moderation. Far in.


Bios:
Tamar Osborn: Saxophonist, composer and multi-wind instrumentalist is the creative force behind modal jazz ensemble Collocutor (On The Corner Records). She is a long-standing member of the Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra, performs and collaborates regularly with Sarathy Korwar, Jessica Lauren, Emanative, Ill Considered and DJ Khalab, and is an in-demand session musician.

Martin Rude: Multi-string instrumentalist & lead singer in Sun River, as well as stand-in bass player in Causa Sui. 

Jakob Skøtt: Drummer in Causa Sui with a slew of side projects on El Paraiso, as well as responsible for the label’s visuals.

Rude Skøtt Osborn Trio: L'Ombra Blu

13_911 Big Foot

i rlly feel this one

slum village type ting 9th wonder little brother type ting 

The Fence By The Roundabout

Tauhid

Japan (Album Version)

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Ntu: The Point from Which Creation Begins

Electric Freedom Colors

A spiritual jazz, ultra-rare Holy Grail from Abdullah ‘Mudon’ Sami and New York's & Chicago’s late ‘70s underground jazz scene, that has acquired mythical status. Originally self-released in 1978 by the artist in just 300 copies, it’s now been remastered and reissued for the first time. A high anticipated reissue amongst collectors, ‘Peace of Time’ and the story of Mudon Abdullah Sami is the true stuff of legend.

https://abdullahmsami.bandcamp.com/

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