I Think You're Awesome Aarhus, Denmark
Originally formed in 2009 by bassplayer and composer Jens Mikkel, I Think You're Awesome dove into an indiejazz ocean, combining afrobeats, country-licks, free improv, contemporary classical music and pop in a thrilling mix.
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Salute to the Sun
by Matthew Halsall
supported by 6 fans who also own “Spring (Acoustic)”
I normally only listen to electronic music, but after listening to this album months ago I found it kept calling out to me. Now after purchasing it I can see why. I am totally addicted to its beauty and harmony. Thank you so much for the wax version, as it is the only form of music I collect.
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When The World Was One
by Matthew Halsall & The Gondwana Orchestra
supported by 6 fans who also own “Spring (Acoustic)”
Difficult to name a favourite track, however if I was forced to choose an all time favourite album this would certainly be up there at the top. I'm in the UK but it was a friend in South Africa that introduced me to Gondwana. Absolutely beautiful album from start to finish, amazing musicians and composition both. Thank you, it inspires me to become a better musician.
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Force Majeure
by Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger
supported by 5 fans who also own “Spring (Acoustic)”
This could’ve been my album of the year if I’d noticed it. Hell. 2020, feeling like shit and then this musical balm appears. Live recording on one mic. Just bass and harp. Awesome. It swings like a pendulum do! Big shout out for Dezron’s love of coffee. I now have 2 of his albums and he’s proselytising on behalf of coffee on both. Damn right ☕️
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October Book Part Three
by Kenosha Kid
You can hear elements of jazz, post-rock, folk music, and tons more in the evocative new LP from Kenosha Kid.
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London Fields
by Ambient Jazz Ensemble
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 16, 2022
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Spring (Acoustic)”
I'm glad these four musicians took the opportunity to play and record together. They seem to be listening very carefully to each other. A seamless performance of individuals, yes indeed.
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