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  • The S.O.S. Band "On The Rise"
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    Soulfood Festival Bremerhaven

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/25/2015

    The third Soulfood Festival Bremerhaven will bring some of the big stars of the 80s soul scene to town: On November 7th, Bremerhaven’s Stadthalle will host the SOS Band and James “D-Train” Williams as the two headlining acts. The SOS Band had several hits in the 80s like “Take Your Time (Do It Right)”, High…

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  • Lorin Cohen "Home"
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    Lorin Cohen – Home

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/24/2015

    Bassist Lorin Cohen, born and raised in Chicago and currently living in New York, has toured extensively with the great Monty Alexander. And so it is only natural that the Caribbean also finds its way onto this diverse and exciting album. Lorin wanted to use mallet instruments for his eight compositions and he got an…

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  • Caecilie Norby & Lars Danielsson "Just The Two Of Us"
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    Caecilie Norby & Lars Danielsson – Just The Two Of Us

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/23/2015

    Husband and wife duo, singer Caecilie Norby and bassist Lars Danielsson, have finally recorded a record with just the two of them. A couple of tracks have been in Caecilie’s live repertoire for several years (“Both Sides Now” by Joni Mitchell, “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, and “Wholly Earth” by Abbey Lincoln) and have now found…

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  • Ola Onabule "It's The Peace That Deafens"
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    Ola Onabulé – It’s The Peace That Deafens

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/22/201509/22/2015

    This is Ola Onabulé‘s eighth studio album. He recently had tremendous success in the UK with a remix of “Soul Town” from his 2004 album “In Emergency, Break Silence”. The British Nigerian soul singer and songwriter who sounds like a mix between Frankie Beverly and Michael McDonald, recorded his latest 12-song set in London with…

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  • Martin Tingvall "Distance"
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    Martin Tingvall – Distance

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/21/2015

    Swedish pianist Martin Tingvall traveled to Iceland to collect ideas and get inspiration for his new album “Distance”. He wanted to find a distance from the speedy everyday life and “a little break, some distance, calm and time for new perspectives”. And so his 12 compositions are, again, a reminder of the great Chick Corea‘s…

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  • Zig Zag Jazz Club
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    Zig Zag Jazz Club in Berlin

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/20/2015

    Berlin’s newest jazz club, the Zig Zag Club in Schöneberg, opened in 2012 and had a major renovation last year. The club draws people from all age groups and all kinds of backgrounds and features the vast Berlin jazz landscape with all of its forms: Be Bop, Free, Latin, African, Balkan, Soul, Funk, Blues etc…

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  • Becca Stevens
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    Becca Stevens in Berlin

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/18/2015

    Hot on the heels of the release of her latest album “Perfect Animal”, Becca Stevens and her band are on a short tour in Germany and stopped by Berlin’s Privatclub yesterday. To describe her latest offering as a singer/songwriter album with some folk elements would be an understatement. Becca is at home and at ease…

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  • Sarah McKenzie "We Could Be Lovers"
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    Sarah McKenzie – We Could Be Lovers

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/17/2015

    The 27-year old singer, songwriter and pianist Sarah McKenzie‘s new album was produced by Brian Bacchus in New York. 11 songs, partly American Songbook, partly originals plus Abbey Lincoln and Betty Carter frame her new album. Brian gave her a lot to listen to, according to a Skype interview I was able to make with…

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  • Egidijus Buozis "Pictures"
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    Egidijus Buozis – Pictures

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/16/2015

    Here is an album for the upcoming fall/winter season: the Lithuanian pianist Egidijus Buozis has recorded a beautiful, almost engrossed album of three Lithuanian folksongs, one Danish folksong, and originals by producers Caecilie Norby and Lars Danielsson. “I Went Out on A Summer Day” starts off in a somber and melancholic mood as a piano…

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  • Christian McBride Trio "Live at the Village Vanguard"
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    Christian McBride Trio – Live at the Village Vanguard

    ByMatthias Kirsch 09/15/2015

    Omnipresent bassist Christian McBride brought his trio to the legendary Village Vanguard in New York last December and the sessions were recorded live during the three days of December 12th to 14th. The album starts impressively with Wes Montgomery‘s 1963 classic “Fried Pies” from his Boss Guitar LP. Both Christian Sands on piano and the…

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