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Attila Korb Budapest, Hungary
Attila Korb is a hungarian multi-instrumentalist jazz musician, arranger and composer. Attila started his first band at the age of 11 on piano. Soon later he became the member of the Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band resulting many international tours while still in his teens. He is the member of the Budapest based Modern Art Orchestra. ... more
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Nicolle Rochelle is truly sparkling here. And the whole band is performing so skilfully and creating a very very vivid jazz experience.
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Candy Jacket Jazz Band
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Good Lindy Hop tunes! I DJ swing music.
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Dark Eyes
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It’s a perfect album for swing dancers!!!
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Passages
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Sonorous, gentle, melodic jazz from this Victoria BC-based multi-instrumentalist that soothes and enraptures.
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Celebrated pianist and bandleader Joey Alexander comes into his own as a jazz composer on his debut release.
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Jazz trombonist honors Jamaican ska composer Don Drummond, and the island's musical heritage writ large, with a set of covers and originals.
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This Year's Kisses
by Brooks Prumo Orchestra
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The laid-back groove of the Brooks Prumo Orchestra hits the sweet spot. This is fine swing without any try-hard hype. The studio mix is balanced, and it hops and slides like music should (unlike some other contemporary jazz). "Out of Nowhere" is outstanding: inspired arrangement, knockout playing, genuine emotion. The vocal numbers get better with every listen, and "Blue Lester" has about it a certain sunburn-on-your-skin mint julep nighttime ease.
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