Lars Mossefinn, Dag og tid (Norway):
ARVE HENRIKSEN Towards language (Rune grammofon)
Another
milestone from Arve Henriksen. The trumpet tone, the
transparency, the communication, the magic - it's all there.
Axel Stinshoff, Jazz thing (Germany):
CHINA MOSES Nightintales (MPS)
Anne Yven, Citizenjazz.com (France):
EVE RISSER/BENJAMIN DUBOC/EDWARD PERRAUD - EN CORPS Generation (Dark Tree)
https://darktree.bandcamp.com/track/des-corps-excerpt-2
Luca Vitali, Giornale della Musica (Italy):
TRONDHEIM JAZZORKESTER & SKRAP Antropocen (Forlaget Fanfare)
Madli-Liis Parts, Muusika (Estonia):
HARRIS EISENSTADT Recent Developments (Songlines Recordings)
https://soundcloud.com/search?q=Harris%20Eisenstadt%20%E2%80%93%20Recent%20Developments
Rui Eduardo Paes, jazz.pt (Portugal):
GONÇALO ALMEIDA/RODRIGO AMADO/MARCO FRANCO The Attic (NoBusiness Records)
Mike Flynn, Jazzwise (UK):
ANDREW MCCORMACK Graviton (Jazz Village)
Anna Filipieva, Jazz.Ru (Russia):
Guyvoronsky/Kondakov/Volkov/Kazakov
Don't Talk About Love... (Bomba-Piter Inc.)
https://bomba-piter.ru/shop/product/gaivoronskii-kondakov-volkov-i-kazakov-o-liubvi-ne-govori
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/o-lubvi-ne-govori...-feat./id1170175839 https://play.spotify.com/album/5752759I67N9N7fPsRCCia
Jan Granlie, Salt Peanuts (Norway):
ENRICO PIERANUNZI / MADS VINDING / ALEX RIEL Yesterdays (Stunt Records)
Christine Stephan, JAZZTHETIK (Germany):
AKKU QUINTET Aeon (morpheus / Broken Silence)
Henning Bolte, Jazzism (Netherlands):
SAMUEL ROHRER Range of Regularity (Arjunamusic)
"It
should be clear that Rohrer is not just imitating beat-driven
forms of pop music or using it to embellish and pimp up jazz
formats. He has developed his very own procedures and aesthetics
to create a new form of captivating music that is consequently
built from the deeper grounds of rhythm and drumming opening up
truly new dimensions. The aesthetics is also found in the
remarkable visual design of the album covers of his own Arjuna
Music label. The music draws in listeners strongly , into an
intense sound world all its own. What you hear will be
unfamiliar, attractive, comforting, strange, disconcerting. It
might remind the listener of the (re-) sounding world of our
blood circulation. It is as mysterious and as fascinating as
that."
Patrick Sandberg, Orkester Journalen (Sweden):
CHINA MOSES Nightintales (MPS)
Cim Meyer, Jazz Special (Denmark):
FRANK CARLBERG LARGE ENSEMBLE Monk Dreams, Hallucinations And Nightmares (Red Piano)
This
chart has been compiled by Europe Jazz
Media members
About Europe Jazz Media
A number of jazz magazines and websites from across Europe have come together under the banner Europe Jazz Media to work on common objectives in encouraging and strengthening interest in jazz and spreading awareness of the development and diversity of the music. One of the first initiatives is the Europe Jazz Media chart: a non-sales related chart that reveals some of the hot new music surfacing across the continent right now.
