Quatuor à cordes

Commande de l'Espace culturel de Chaillol

Ochlos pour quatuor à cordes

A Human Reaction

Forget It (Outro)

"1402"
Hiphopologist x Kagan 
Part 1 Sample BY Kagan ,Jack Harlow - Face Of My City| Part 2 Produced By Kagan x Svnta

Hiphopologist x Kagan - 1402

Plein De Trucs

Valentin Becmann - guitars, bass, percussions
Thierry Riboulet - trumpet
Matthieu Maigre - trombonne
Rec, mix & master - studio ET&B, Sault 84390
eteb.studio@mail.com

Song for Lulu

02 - Chasing windmills

Radio Hito & TG Gondard - l'encombrement de l'espace

Lost Property

Fernando Alonzo

Köln

Otoroku is extremely proud to present the first vinyl reissue of one of the most legendary free jazz records ever produced. Originally released in 1978 on Ogun recordings, Louis Moholo Octet’s Spirits Rejoice! is a high achievement in the movement of the era as it soars beyond oppression with a raucous and spiritually uplifting surge of movement and melody 

Featuring Harry Miller, Johnny Dyani, Keith Tippett, Evan Parker, Nick Evans, Radu Malfatti and Kenny Wheeler, this is former Blue Note artist Louis Moholo’s first album under his own name and is a classic example of the cross-pollination between South African and British players. Mongezi Feza’s ‘You Ain’t Gonna Know Me ‘Cos You Think You Know Me’ alone is enough to make your life a better place.

From Matthew Wright’s new liner notes: 

The South African melodies, now so familiar, were wholeheartedly taken on board by the individual musicians, their unity of purpose mirroring the belief in the strength of the collective. Stunning solos, often close to the edge, feature throughout –  Evan Parker and Keith Tippett on “Shine Wherever You Are”; the contrasting trombone styles of Nick Evans and Radu Malfatti on “You Ain’t Gonna Know Me...”; the octet sounding like a full big band; and behind them, the relentlessly rhythmic urgency of the piano, bass and drums. Add to this Kenny Wheeler’s moving and all-encompassing trumpet on the elegiac “Amaxesha Osizi” and the joyous flamboyancy of “Wedding Hymn” with Parker’s relatively straight-ahead tenor and Tippett’s dextrous piano solo over a bed of riffing horns, (fast) walking bass lines and a supreme sense of swing. Louis’ early hero, Big Sid Catlett, would have loved it!

This 2019 re-issue has been made with permission and in association with Ogun records. Features an exact reproduction of the original artwork and liner notes along with new liner notes from Matthew Wright. Remastered by Giuseppe IIelasi and packaged in a high gloss sleeve this is the definitive release of one of the absolute free jazz classics of the 20th Century.

Edition of 1000 copies.

Spirits Rejoice!

Louis Moholo Octet - You Ain't Gonna Know Me 'Cos You Think You Know Me

Blue_Album ver

"Musically Unpredictable"

Valentin Becmann is a guitarist, bassist, composer and sound engineer based in France.

Founder of Studio ET&B.

Photograph by Thomas O'Brien © www.thomasobrien.fr

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