Original compositions by Max Holm
US copyright
Max Holm composed, performed, arranged, all tunes

Cantlebary Song original composition by Max Holm

from the upcoming, ten track, self-titled LP
available April 19th 

Written by Breakfast for the Boys
Produced by Matt Peiffer and Christian Saint-Louis
Mastered by John Seymour

Drums- Roger LaRochelle
Guitar- Pierce Allen
Keys- Lukas Brenard
Bass- Sam Smith
Vocals- Aubrey Haddard

You Got Me

Played by New England Conservatory's Jazz Composer's Orchestra

Nadir

nadir

David Arteaga - Saxophones
Dave Fox - Drums 
Max Ridley - Bass  
Plamen Karadonev - Piano

All compositions by David Arteaga
Recorded March 16 + June 1, 2017 on Perihelion Soundstage
Malden MA
Recording Engineer – David Arteaga
Mixing + Mastering – Ryan Renteria
Cover Photo – Davio Arto
Design – David Stowell
Produced by David Arteaga

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02. Nidra

Boston Microtonal Society Award Winner Microtonal String Quartet
Composed by Utar Artun

Performers:
Ethan Wood, Justin DeFilippis, violins
Ashleigh Gordon, viola
Ben Swartz, cello

4-Quest - Microtonal String Quartet (Live Concert)

Original composition by Akiva Jacobs

Akiva Jacobs- Bass
Maya Stepansky- Drums
Alex Laurenzi- Alto Saxophone
Benny Rosenzweig- Tenor Saxophone

Like a Used Tissue

My original composition inspired by Aaron Goldberg and Flying Lotus. This is an exploration of an electro-acoustic approach to jazz composition and improvisation.

Featuring Nish Manjunath (tenor sax) Simon Ferenci (Trumpet) Max Alduca (double bass) Alexander Inman (drum kit) Freyja Garbett (synth and piano)

The Quiet Perceiver Remix

This (updated) version of a podcast conversation with David Arteaga includes more of his music. The conversation took place before the Coronavirus broke out but certainly addresses some key principles of living woven in and through his original music.

Arteaga is well versed in philosophy, classical music, jazz, and art of all kinds. He plays and composes music the way he lives – with generosity, integrity, honesty, and a sense of purpose. He believes “art has a central role in bringing people back to a recollection of why we are even here sharing this tiny little planet.”

David Arteaga is a saxophonist, composer, and arranger. He leads the David Arteaga Quartet and runs the Sunday-Nite Jazz Jam Sessions that he founded in 2014. In 2017 David Arteaga recorded “Picture,” a CD of original jazz compositions he performs with Max Ridley, Plamen Karadonev, and Dave Fox, members of his David Arteaga Quartet.

All music excerpts in this podcast are from the David Arteaga Quartet CD "Picture" performed by Max Ridley - bass, Plamen Karadonev - piano, and Dave Fox- drums, and David Arteaga-saxophone. The CD is available for purchase at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/davidarteagaquartet

For more information about David Arteaga, visit http://davidarteagamusic.com

Published – February 3, 2020
Co-hosts – Papi  and Ose Schwab
Producer – Papi and Ose Schwab

Recorded in the Podcast Suite at MATV studios, 145 Pleasant Street, Malden MA 02148. matv.org

matv.org/culturematters

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