a lot of the rhythms remind me of different bird calls. or at least the rhythms within the bird calls. very organic <3

Movement 2019

Midnight Reflections Vol.3

Fading Reflections

My best of AI-Generated Tracks

(instrumental)

Space Beat (instrumental)

Lo-bap

No Better Time Than Now

Tell A Tale (Bonus Track)

Intermission

Deep Breathing

Gently

Do My Thing

Need Nobody

Pulse

The JuJu Exchange has one foot in jazz, while the other one skips around — by design. The quartet is a musical partnership between trumpeter Nico Segal (aka Donnie Trumpet in his prior project, The Social Experiment, with Chance The Rapper), pianist Julian Reid, drummer Everett Reid and bassist Lane Beckstrom, all childhood friends who came up through Chicago Public School music programs together. The purpose of the JuJu Exchange is to build on past experiences in order to make a genre-bending style of music that looks to the future while dealing with the problems of the present. The group’s 2017 debut album, Exchange, drew on hip-hop, jazz, classical, pop and global music, to bring rhythmically savvy, improvisational sounds to people who may not know they like jazz. "Jazz is about that communication, that exchange between musicians and what everybody is hearing," Segal once said in a 2017 interview. Adding, "We aren't a traditional jazz band at all...we feed off of all types of music."

Jubilee - Single

The Juju Exchange - Jubilee

City Dweller

Side B of "Ode to Mud"
(2019)
Cassette & Digital via .jpeg Artefacts
https://jpegartefacts.bandcamp.com/album/ode-to-mud

Orchard 1
Orchard 2
Limo
At The Wrist
Ode

Mastered by Joseph Buchan
Artwork by James Vinciguerra

"Ode to Mud" (Side B)

Youngbloods presents a new series by Reginald Chapman's PRESSURE FIT project featuring a series of jazz covers recorded with the trombonists friends & collaborators over the internet while quarantined.

"2020 has not been kind to the live entertainment industry, one of the communities that has had to go 100% digital with the advent of Covid-19. For many, live shows was more than just entertainment, it was lifeline, a way for musicians to work out things of the heart in a common place with other artists. This has been replaced with distanced collaborations. Somehow one can sense the need want and comfort of belonging between the musicians in the Brady Bunch style video panels that are now so prevalent. This project is a documentation of a place holder lifeline until we can once again spend time in the same room, bathing in the healing presence of creative togetherness. Oh what a day that will be. "
— Reginald Chapman

Written by Bjork & Sjón
Reginald Chapman - Bass Trumpet, Bass Trombone, Tubas
Reginald Pace - Euphonium, Tenor Trombone, Tuba
James Treichler - Mixing

Tell A Tale (Bonus Track)

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