Showing posts with label saxophone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saxophone. Show all posts

08 November 2011

SaReGaMa - "Three 4 Ten" [SP]

Perfect (10/10)

This 10 beat track is a result of collaboration between 3 Jamendo artists: Nikila, SaReGaMa and Hamelin Bérengnier.

You can find its enhanced version in Triplexity's album Between Light and Shadow.

The audio quality of music offered on Jamendo in best case reaches 190 kbps, which is quite reasonable for evaluational purposes but definitely not enough to experience the richness of original sound (1411 kbps). If you'd like to feel how this music sounds for real you can obtain a lossless FLAC versionof this album on my website.

Perfect mixture of ambient/downtempo with nujazz and world music. It's very short one-track-album, but the tune is so great, you can loop it and listen for hours without getting bored.

You can also obtain a lossless FLAC versionof this album from the artist's website for a small donation.

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22 August 2011

SaReGaMa - "Honky Fonky" [EP]

Great nu jazz (9/10)

This EP includes 3 tracks from the albums Bodhi Tree and 4D Reality published earlier on Jamendo and a collaboration with wonderful saxophonist Hamelin Bérengnier - HONKY FONKY.
This track was included in Triplexity's album Between Light and Shadow.

The audio quality of music offered on Jamendo in best case reaches 190 kbps, which is quite reasonable for evaluational purposes but definitely not enough to experience the richness of original sound (1411 kbps). If you'd like to feel how this music sounds for real you can obtain a lossless FLAC versionof this album on my website.

Great nu jazz. Even track no. 4 "Hip Hop 4 Alex" did not disturb me, because it fits the style and mood of the rest of the album.

You can also obtain a lossless FLAC version of this album from the artist's website for a small donation.

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07 May 2011

SaReGaMa - "Lucky Number 7" [SP]

Ethnic jazz masterpiece (10/10)

Ethnic Jazz with percussions, jews harp, guitar, sax and clarinet.

The track is in 7/8 beat, thus the name - Lucky Number 7.

The saxophone, clarinet and guitar are played by Hamelin Bérengnier.

This track is a part of Triplexity's album Between Light and Shadow.

The theme is based on classical Arabic scales and inspired by Armenian folk and Balkan music.

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The audio quality of music offered on Jamendo in best case reaches 190 kbps, which is quite reasonable for evaluational purposes but definitely not enough to experience the richness of original sound (1411 kbps). If you'd like to feel how this music sounds for real you can obtain a lossless FLAC versionof this album on my website.

Another masterpiece by SaReGaMa and Hamelin. This time it's ethnic jazz and as always in case of a collaboration of these two individuals - it's perfect. Arabic and Balkan rhythms mixed with jazzy solos and a catchy leading melody. This is very sophisticated music, yet it's light as a breeze. It enters your head (or your soul, if you're into religion) and refuses to leave.

It reminds me of great Polish jazz band Mazzoll & Arrhythmic Perfection. If you like Mazzoll, you'll love "Lucky Number 7".

Thank you for this musical feast.

You can also obtain a lossless FLAC versionof this album from the artist's website for a small donation.

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04 May 2011

Triplexity - "Between Light And Shadow"

The ultimate nu jazz masterpiece (10/10)

Triplexity is Nikila, SaReGaMa and Hamelin Bérengnier.

This album combines extremely diverse tracks, so everyone will surely find here something that fits his musical taste.

Between Light And Shadow: Groovy NuJazz Trip Hop Lounge. Vocals by Moving Sand.
Coal Train: Atmospheric NuJazz. This Track was inspired by The Descendants of Mike And Phoebe's composition – Coltrane.
Three 4 Ten: World Fusion composition in 10/8 beat. This was the milestone of Triplexity.
Love Supreme: Club version of John Coltrane's Love Supreme.
Honky Fonky: Funky Jazzy Groove with some samples and scratching.
Reflections: Ambient NuJazz Breakbeat. Oriental flavored composition.
Lucky Number Seven: Ethno Jazz in 7/8 beat. Inspired by Armenian folk and Balkan music.
Dream: NuJazz Ambient Trip Hop Breakbeat. This one will make you daydream
Calleso: Humorous Jazzy composition with Latin flavor. Calesso derives from Spanish calle soleada, meaning sunny street.
Al Gore: This IDM track was inspired by Al Gore's movie about global warming An Inconvenient Truth.
1000 and 1 nights: Organic Electronic Oriental World Fusion. In this track were used samples of Hang from the track Sudharma, album Organic Healing Sound by Pedro Collares.
When Everybody's gone: Melancholic Atmospheric Ambient based on the tune For Danielle originally performed on Kalimba in Instrumental Works album.


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The ultimate nu jazz masterpiece.

The three geniuses just formed one Supergenius, the omnipotent musical Godzilla. This monster destroys competitors with his sound superpower. Creators of bad music run for their lives, while evil corporations, who think anyone not buying Britney Spears' records is a thief robbing them of THEIR copyright money, shriek in horror and disbelief.

Any of the powerful members of the Trinity does not "appear courtesy of His Kindness The Owner Of The Copyright who in his infinite generosity and wisdom allows the poor artist to create and collaborate". These musical terrorists have chosen not to become slaves. What politically incorrect behaviour!

This barbarous three-headed monstrosity is so shameless as to offer the lossless DRM-free version of this masterpiece on its website for a lousy Paypal donation!

I WARN YOU! Anyone helping Supergenius wreaking havoc on the music industry and on our western culture and 2000-years-old civilization by buying this album can be sued by RIAA on charges of "music theft", because all this money should be spent on Justin Timberlake instead! Remember! Buying independent DRM-free music on the Internet is illegal, unmoral and will be prosecuted with any and all legal measures available.




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