Thomas Lumley Saxophonist extraordinaire!!

NWO TRIO Free improv exploring the twists and shapes in Nature.

Thomas Lumley - Saxophone
Andrew Lisle - Drums
Tom Wheatly - Bass

Natural Forms

Recorded Live on the 30th May 2015 at The Doelen Phillip zaal in Rotterdam. 

Featuring: 
Thomas Lumley - Tenor Saxophone
Efe Erdem - Trombone
Alex Van Popta - Piano
Bernado D'Addario - Bass
Luis Mora Matus - Drums

Dyma Daliesin

Based on the poem by the most renown Welsh poet Dylan Thomas  this piece uses elements from the Dutch composer Peter Schatt's "Tone Clock" and encompasses the duality of Dylan Thomass work. 

Featuring:-
Thomas Lumley - Tenor Saxophone, Composition
Benjamin Herman - Alto Saxophone
Efe Erdem - Trombone
Alex van Popta - Piano, Keyboards
Bernado D'Addario - Electric Bass
Luis Mora Matus - Drums

Recorded Live at The Phillips Zaal De Doelen, Rotterdam on the 30th May 2014




The Hand That Signed The Paper

Inspired by the poem "This Bread I break" by Dylan Thomas the piece encompasses transition in its highest form from oat to loaf and from grape to wine from wine to blood and bread to body.

Featuring- 
Thomas Lumley - Tenor Saxophone & Composition
Efe Erdem - Trombone
Benjamin Herman - Alto Saxophone
Alex Van Popta - Keys
Bernardo D'Addario - Bass
Luis Mora Matus - Drums

Recorded Live in De Doelen Rotterdam NL on May 30th 2014


This Bread I Break

fiesta de Negritos  ( RMX SUBVERSION) INTI ZIMAN

Before travelling to the Red Bull Music Academy and starting a tour which will include stops at Waco Festival, Krefeld, London and Paris, Borchi presents a new EP titled “La Rasterinha Imperial” in which he pays an homage to the Rasterinha scene promoted by the label “Funk Na Caixa” as well as to the “Chambacú” EP from Schlachthofbronx where the remix of a remix is remixed by a team of stars from the global bass scene, including Dj Caution (Spain), Basement Freaks (Greece) y Ckrono & Slesh (Italiy), who take this remix of the remix to a new and original place.


The EP has 4 tracks. The original version of “La Rasterinha Imperial” in which Borchi mixes this brazilian rhythm with samples from a colombian cumbia version of the Star Wars’ Imperial March, thus creating an effective, catchy and happy freestyle track. 
Dj Caution teams up with jazz-musician Cecilia Krul on the voice, Fernando Ochoa on the guitar and Sergio Skaiwaka on percussions to create a  sensual dancehall version of the track.

Basement Freaks applies his bombastic beats to create a version that vibes with a cumbia house and arabic rhythms, as well as an accordion hook.
Ckrono & Slesh take the Imperial March to the sound of kuduro and trap, a powerfull track for the club.
The EP comes with a promotional mixtape where Borchi combines his tropical sampleadelia and dancehall grooves with a new hip hop energy, putting in a lot of own and new tracks.

The EP will be released on Otober 19th, 2015 via www.CassetteBlog.com, at the following url: http://www.cassetteblog.com/2015/10/borchi-la-rasterinha-imperial/ 


Free Download

Borchi - La Rasterinha Imperial (Original)

Omega 3D

Trop Hop Dj Tool - parte de"Culebra Pow!" vol. 8 de los Compilados del 5to Aniversario de www.CassetteBlog.com

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Snoop Dogg - Drop It Like Its Hot (Borchi Bootleg)

Akalé Wubé - Mèmona (Etienne de la Sayette Remix Remix)
(Digital Single) Paris DJs PARISDJS079-D, 2016-01-05

Buy on Bandcamp http://bit.ly/1n3Zelq
Info on Paris DJs http://bit.ly/1RrMSyz

In their 6 years of existence, Akalé Wubé have never stopped widening the canvas onto which they lay their music, which keeps becoming richer and deeper just like their primary source of inspiration: the popular Ethiopian repertoire of the 60s and 70s. The band started off by covering music from the 'Ethiopiques' series, after which they immersed themselves deeper into Ethiopian music, all the while multiplying their collaborations with musicians and dancers from Ethiopia, Africa and Europe. Slowly but surely, clocking in at around 200 concerts in Europe, Asia and Africa, the band has become one of the world’s leading ambassadors of Ethiopian groove.

'Mèmona' is a traditional Ethiopian piece from the Tigray Region (the northernmost of the nine ethnic regions of Ethiopia), played at weddings. Akalé Wubé discovered the song as sung by Tèwèldè Rèdda on the 'Éthiopiques 5: Tigrigna Music 1970-1975' compilation from Buda Musique, released in 1999. They covered it in their third album 'Sost', and it has since grown into one of the great rockin' jams in their setlists. Nonetheless, saxophone and flute player from the band Etienne de la Sayette has decided to try his producing chops on a remix, trying to bring the tune into a gritty psychedelic afro-rock trip, with lots of sanza...

Credits :
David Georgelet : batterie
Oliver Degabriele : basse
Loïc Réchard : guitare
Paul Bouclier : krar
Etienne de la Sayette : organ, synths, mbira
Mastering by Grant Phabao at Paris DJs studio
© 2015 Akalé Wubé / Clapson / T.I.M.E.C. / Paris DJs
Illustration by Ben Hito

Akalé Wubé - Mèmona (Etienne de la Sayette Remix Remix)

Ave Cena

Gilles was recently in Brazil to play at Boiler Room with the Sonzeira Reconstructed project, as well as working on the sophomore Sonzeira album. Whilst he was in Recife and Rio, Gilles found time to do some record shopping, and here are some of the highlights!

Tracklist

Carnival Música Popular Brasileira Mix

UPDATED DOWNLOAD LINK: https://hypeddit.com/soohanmrjennings/thisishalloween

This Is Halloween - SOOHAN & Mr Jennings

Traditional Bulgarian, arranged by Maquipucuna.

Personnel:

Tom Lumley: Clarinet
Brigitte Mallon: Violin
Phil Wilcox: Accordion 
Pablo Álvarez: Guitar
André Guzman: Bass
Matt Davies: Drums & Percussion

Maquipucuna - Gankino

"Wet Wizard" - Omnivore

Tom Lumley - Sax

Craig Scott - Guitar (composer)

Joost Hendrickx - Drums

Omnivore - WetWizard

Thomas Lumley from Aberdyfi on the west coast of Mid-Wales. Graduating with a first class BA honors degree from Leeds College of Music winning the coveted David Holt Saxophone Prize. Thomas' skills lie in his uncanny improvisational ability and unique creative compositional approach to the jazz and free improv idiom. With influences from the modern jazz world (Coltrane, Steve Coleman, Zorn etc.) along with keen interests in Contemporary Improvised music (Bailey, Evan Parker, ICP, AECM), Balkan folk music, Hindustani Classical music, Afro Cuban music and DIY Avant Guard Electronica Thomas' style has very broad yet totally original influences. 
 
 
Thomas' main musical focus is involved with the acute and detailed processes of improvisation and how it can be squeezed, manipulated and synthesised with elements from separate genres and academic processes from the contemporary classical world to produce wonderfully elaborate music that inspires both the the mind and the spirit. One such example of this in Thomas’ music is his use of Dutch composer Peter Schatt’s Tone Clock; a twelve tone system that uses varying combinations of intervals to produce 12 unique modes or “hours” . 
 
 
After Graduation in 2012 from CODARTS Conservatory in Rotterdam as a Master of Music (funded by the Arts Council of Wales’ Advanced study award program) Thomas has toured the UK and Europe extensively with many different projects the most notable being Leeds based critically acclaimed group Omnivore, Rotterdam (NL) Based Hip-Hop group The Refreshed Orchestra and the Cologne (DE) based free improv groups Blemishes and Damsels in Distress.
 
 
Having performed with many artists, names including Claude Deppa, Tony Allen (Fela Kuti), Brian Jackson (Gil Scott-Heron), Mathew Bourne, Frank Vigroux, Chris Sharkey (Acoustic Lady Land, Trio Vd), Dave Kane, Huw Warren, along with being a previously active Member of LIMA (Leeds improvised Music Association. )Thomas is now based in London, UK and is currently writing for London based new music/improvising trio New World Order and Solo Project THL Solo.

Maquipucuna - Gankino

Pablo Alvarez Cadenas

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