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The House
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Yuna's Lullaby
06:43
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Three Days
05:29
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For Fiona
04:33
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Obihiro
05:03
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Akan Onsen
02:13
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Central Park West
05:17
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Aaron Blakey Sydney, Australia
Aaron Blakey is a Sydney based jazz pianist originally from Auckland, New Zealand.
for more information see www.aaronblakey.com
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supported by 5 fans who also own “The House”
This album I think fits perfectly into a sorely lacking section of modern Jazz, that being Jazz fusion or crossover. I am always looking for music like this that is stimulating and interesting but still lyrical and listenable. It feels like a lot of the modern artists are pushing the envelope out of the letterbox. Also very happy that this has come from Australia, and can’t wait to catch the brothers live! Fantastic debut and congratulations.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “The House”
so many of these tunes are mutations of typical song structures. fascinating experience. 'ice cream' is just such a joy to listen to, i'm quite taken by it.
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Some of the best guitar playing you will ever hear. This album is great.
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Worry Not
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Written after a house flood and on the brink of the pandemic, “Worry Not” is a jazz record focused on finding calm in a storm.
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Stomping Off From Greenwood
by Greg Ward
Chicago sax luminary Greg Ward develops the dual-guitar frontline of his backing Rogue Parade quintet as an avatar for singular strength on this zesty collection of jazz-rock fusion songs.
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K(no)w Them, K(no)w Us
by Xhosa Cole
The Birmingham, England-based jazz musician connects the genre's past, present, and future on his debut album.
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Incredible piano. Stupendous bass. Amazing drums. Wow!
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