Sam Warner - Trumpet
Jamie Safiruddin - Piano
Andrew Robb - Bass
David Ingamells - Drums

St.ella

This track is the 11th and last movement of the upcoming theatrical album dubbed "A Place Glowing a Brilliant Red" about a future human society on Mars.

Storyboard of this tune is as follows:
A Martian ship in the future is exploring Earth (these Martians actually descend from Earthlings but are unaware of their ancestors) . As they come close to Earth with their spaceship they send data and other messages back to Mars. 

Soon they realise Earth's orbit is full of artificial garbage and they are hit by one of the metal objects stuck in a practically infinite orbit. They fall and burn up in Earth's atmosphere. They say their last goodbye to Mars whilst realising this is actually where they come from, therefore they are ashes and dust.

For those interested, a strong reference for the album is Jared Diamond's book Collapse and Robert Zubrin's dreamy idea of a Terraformed Mars.

The soloists are Andrew Linham on Clarinet and Sam Warner on Trumpet.

Mimika MME is a multicultural London based modern jazz orchestra. It has been described as a mixture of Sun Ra, Balkan music, theatre, Duke Ellington and Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. Their lead vocal has been dubbed the "Croatian Flora Purim" and one of the reviews called their musical style "Balkan Space Jazz".

Mimika played on the London Jazz Festival 2012, the Olympic Festivals, and regularly gigs on London's underground and overground scenes.

Maja Rivic - vocals
Andy Hall - trumpet
Sam Warner - trumpet
Patrick Kenny - trombone
Andrew Linham - clarinet
Daniel Woodfield - soprano and alto saxophones and clarinet
David Turay - soprano and alto saxophones
Rob Milne - tenor saxophone and bass clarinet
Marin Galan - tenor saxophone
Leon Bovell - baritone saxophone 
Theon Cross - tuba
Rohit Nijhawan - guitar
Leon Rosten - piano
Andres Castellanos - bass
Troels Lund Sorensen - drums
Shama Rahman - narration

Music, lyrics, narrative and concept by Mak Murtic

Special thanks to the awesome recording and mixing crew Gabor Halasz and Martin Merenyi!
http://www.martinmerenyi.com/

FInd Mimika:
http://www.makmurticensemble.com
http://www.facebook.com/makmurticensemble
http://www.youtube.com/makkreol

The tune was recorded in various studios and bedrooms in London, UK.

Mimika - The Earthlings (From A Place Glowing A Brilliant Red)

Here she blows!

Hudson Mohawke & Riot Jazz Brass Band smash together in glorious funtasmagoria. 

Riot Jazz Brass Band Medley Mr. Mohawke!

Riot Jazz Brass Band - HudMo Medley

Merkin'

Track 1 from my debut album 'Impossible Things' on the Chaos Collective label.

You can buy the whole album here:
https://corriedick.bandcamp.com/album/impossible-things

Corrie Dick - Drums & Composition
Matt Robinson - Piano/Pocket Piano/Soloist
Joe Webb - Organ
Laura Jurd - Trumpet
George Crowley - Tenor Saxophone/Soloist
Joe Wright - Tenor Saxophone
Conor Chaplin - Double Bass
Felix Higginbottom - Percussion
Alice Zawadzki - Poetry

'Soar' from 'Impossible Things' [FREE DOWNLOAD LIMIT REACHED]

Rob Luft  - Guitar
Will Glaser - Drums
Jamie Safiruddin - keyboards/composition

Riojanrol

Dedicated to Oberon King

Trumpet - Sam Warner
Organ - Jamie Safiruddin 
Drums - Dave Ingamells

Composed by Sam Warner
Recorded at Soup Studios by Simon Trought
Mixed at Fish Factory by Ben Lamdin

King Kong

South London-based 8-piece band Don't Problem is proud to present their new single 'CD's Lament', lifted from their forthcoming album planned for spring 2021.

With their new album, the combo challenges the common perception of a "covers" brass band, exclusively writing original material and adding electronics, synths & strings, a reflection of their wide encompassing interests. They introduce us to a very personal journey; the moment in time where a brass band affirms their love for club culture and delivers an album that travels from heavy funk to psychedelic jazz and UK dance music.

"‘CD’s Lament’ is an homage to Craig David. The single started with a chord and melody idea inspired by Garage music. Through our workshop-style rehearsals, this morphed into other heavy brass sections that are synonymous with our sound" says the band.

https://www.musicamacondo.com/2021/02/premiere-dont-problem-cds-lament/

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