Justin Kauflin Los Angeles, California
Justin Kauflin is an award-winning American jazz pianist, composer, producer, educator and Quincy Jones Artist. He performs worldwide with his trio or as solo artist; recorded on 31 albums; composed the film score for critically acclaimed documentary Keep On Keepin On; published 29 original compositions and produced 4 albums as leader ... more
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I was brought here after listening to a live performance of Makaya's on you tube. I instantly loved the song Holy Lands so much that I had to see if the album version was the same rendition as the live one. Then I listened to the whole album! Universal Beings is a just a groove... It's a mix of traditional and something new, very nice.
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The trio get it together with big band goodness and show how well it _just works_, like it was meant to have always been that way. "Untitled#1" is outstanding. "Herne Hill", the muted trumpet through to the finale - wonderful. The rest - well - enjoy it yourself! :)
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Little Big II: Dreams of a Mechanical Man
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A story of sadness, confusion, and despair ending in hope and certainty that the cosmos is not a random and meaningless jumble of atoms populated by mindless mechanical men, but a world of meaning, beauty, and truth. Emotions and the heart are not everything, but they are an essential part of being human.
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Wede Harer Guzo
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A previously-lost gem from the Ethio-jazz master's early catalogue.
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The dreamlike songs of mohs imagine a kind of ambient take on jazz, with darting horn lines surrounded by billowing textures.
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September 2018. It's July 2020 now. I'm feeling that's too long, y'know..? This stuff's addictive. You just have to get more of it. The composition and performance on show are in a class of their own. But I say that every time. This is jazz like nothing else.
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